Project Creation:Create a C++ empty Project that has one header file (header.h) and two source files(implementation.cpp and main.cpp).User Defined Functions:Define the following functions. Write the function prototypes in header.h and the functiondefinitions in implementation.cpp1- Function overloading F.O: Remember to implement F.O you have to change one or allof the number or type or order of parameter list in the function signature.AllinInterval: This function prints all numbers within an interval in descending orderstarting from the last number lasting to the first of the interval decrementing by specifiedvalue based on the type of arguments passed when calling the function.Hint: Two overloaded versions of the function should be written.The first version should take Three double arguments (First, Last and Increment)The second version should take Three integer arguments (First, Last and Increment).It's a good practice to print a different message for each version.2- Default Arguments D.A: Remember to implement this Idea you have to write the defaultvalues in the function prototype only.CalculateEqu: This function calculates and returns the value of the equationY=7X + 2W+ZBased on the user inserting the values of X, W and ZSo the function should take three double arguments (X, W and Z), and return the valueof Y as double. If one or all inputs is/are not passed, the function should consider them1, 2 and 3 respectively.3- Call by reference: Remember to implement this idea, the & operator only provided in theFunction prototype and definition only.RectangleInfo: This function calculates and returns both the area and the circumferenceof a Rectangle. The function should take two double argument (height and width )Hint: to return more than one output, define them in the argument list preceded by &operator.4- printMenu: This function displays the following menu at the screen. The functionshould return an integer value that counts the number of times this function is called sofar.Main Menu1- AllinInterval Integer version.2- AllinInterval Double version.3- CalculateEqu.4- RectangleInfo.5- Exit.Spring 2021

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(implementation.cpp and main.cpp). User Defined Functions: Define the following functions. Write the function prototypes in header.h and definitions in implementation.cpp 1- Function overloading F.O: Remember to implement F.0 you have to chang of the number or type or order of parameter list in the function signature. AllinInterval: This function prints all numbers within an interval in desce starting from the last number lasting to the first of the interval decrementin value based on the type of arguments passed when calling the function. Hint: Two overloaded versions of the function should be written. The first version should take Three double arguments (First, Last and Incr The second version should take Three integer arguments (First, Last and I It's a good practice to print a different message for each version

(implementation.cpp and main.cpp). User Defined Functions: Define the following functions. Write the function prototypes in header.h and definitions in implementation.cpp 1- Function overloading F.O: Remember to implement F.0 you have to chang of the number or type or order of parameter list in the function signature. AllinInterval: This function prints all numbers within an interval in desce starting from the last number lasting to the first of the interval decrementin value based on the type of arguments passed when calling the function. Hint: Two overloaded versions of the function should be written. The first version should take Three double arguments (First, Last and Incr The second version should take Three integer arguments (First, Last and I It's a good practice to print a different message for each version

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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