This is in c++. All other answers online on chegg and bartleby are wrong, so please don't copy and paste those. Thank you. The two header files a.h and b.h both have a prototype for a single function. Both have at least twomistakes. Fix the mistakes so that the tester program works correctly.a.hb.h1 #include 2 #include "b.h"3/**45678*/9 string charToString(char c);101 #include 2#include "a.h"3/**4566Tester2.cpp7 */8 string boolToString(bool b);91 #include 2 using namespace std;3SETBSGEConverts a character into the corresponding string form.For example, calling charToString('Q') returns the string "Q".@param c the character to convert.@return the string form of the character.4 #include "a.h"57 {Returns a string version of the bool argument.@param b the Boolean value to convert@return "true" or "false"6 int main()98 cout << "boolToString(true): "<<< boolToString(true) << endl;cout << "Expected: true" << endl;10111213}cout << "charToString('X'): << charToString('X') << endl;cout << "Expected: X" << endl;

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The two header files a.h and b.h both have a prototype for a single function. Both have at least two mistakes. Fix the mistakes so that the tester program works correctly. a.h b.h 1 #include 2 #include "b.h" 3 /** 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 #include 2 #include "a.h" 3 /** 456 */ string charToString(char c); Tester2.cpp 5 6 7 */ 8 string boolToString(bool b); 9 Converts a character into the corresponding string form. For example, calling charToString('Q') returns the string "Q". @param c the character to convert. @return the string form of the character. 6789GH2 1 #include 2 using namespace std; 3 4 #include "a.h" 5 6 int main() 7 { 10 Returns a string version of the bool argument. @param b the Boolean value to convert @return "true" or "false" 12 13} cout << "boolToString(true): "<<< boolToString(true) << endl; cout << "Expected: true" << endl; 11 cout << "charToString('X'): " << charToString('X') << endl; cout << "Expected: X" << endl;

The two header files a.h and b.h both have a prototype for a single function. Both have at least two mistakes. Fix the mistakes so that the tester program works correctly. a.h b.h 1 #include 2 #include "b.h" 3 / 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 #include 2 #include "a.h" 3 / 456 / string charToString(char c); Tester2.cpp 5 6 7 / 8 string boolToString(bool b); 9 Converts a character into the corresponding string form. For example, calling charToString('Q') returns the string "Q". @param c the character to convert. @return the string form of the character. 6789GH2 1 #include 2 using namespace std; 3 4 #include "a.h" 5 6 int main() 7 { 10 Returns a string version of the bool argument. @param b the Boolean value to convert @return "true" or "false" 12 13} cout << "boolToString(true): "<<< boolToString(true) << endl; cout << "Expected: true" << endl; 11 cout << "charToString('X'): " << charToString('X') << endl; cout << "Expected: X" << endl;

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Chapter6: User-defined Functions

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