Write in C++Sam is making a list of his favorite Pokemon. However, he changes his mind a lot. Help Sam write a function insertAfter() that takes five parameters and inserts the name of a Pokemon right after a specific index.Function specificationsName: insertAfter()Parameters (Your function should accept these parameters IN THIS ORDER):input_strings string: The array containing stringsnum_elements int: The number of elements that are currently stored in the arrayarr_size int: The number of elements that can be stored in the arrayindex int: The location to insert a new string. Note that the new string should be inserted after this location.string_to_insert string: The new string to be inserted into the arrayReturn Value: bool:true: If the string is successfully inserted into the arrayfalse:If the array is fullIf the index value exceeds the size of the array ## Function for Inserting a String in a ListSam is making a list of his favorite Pokémon. However, he changes his mind a lot. Help Sam write a function `insertAfter()` that takes five parameters and inserts the name of a Pokémon right after a specific index.### Function Specifications- **Name:** `insertAfter()`- **Parameters (Your function should accept these parameters IN THIS ORDER):** - **input_strings** `string[]`: The array containing strings. - **num_elements** `int`: The number of elements that are currently stored in the array. - **arr_size** `int`: The number of elements that can be stored in the array. - **index** `int`: The location to insert a new string. Note that the new string should be inserted *after* this location. - **string_to_insert** `string`: The new string to be inserted into the array.- **Return Value:** `bool` - `true`: If the string is successfully inserted into the array. - `false`: - If the array is full. - If the index value exceeds the size of the array.### Sample Run 1: Function Call```cppint size = 5;string input_strings[size] = {"pikachu", "meowth", "snorlax"};int num_elements = 3;int index = 2;string string_to_insert = "clefairy";// result contains the value returned by insertAfterbool result = insertAfter(input_strings, num_elements, size, index, string_to_insert);// print resultcout << "Function returned value: " << result << endl;// print array contentsfor (int i = 0; i < size; i++) { cout << input_strings[i] << endl;}```### Explanation of Sample Code- **Initialization:** - An array `input_strings` is initialized with a capacity of 5, containing "pikachu", "meowth", and "snorlax". - `num_elements` is set to 3, indicating the current number of items in the array. - `index` is set to 2, specifying the insertion point. - `string_to_insert` is set to "clefairy".- **Function Call:** - `insertAfter` is called with the array and parameters, returning a boolean value stored ### Educational Website Content#### Code Output```plaintextOutputFunction returned value: 1pikachumeowthsnorlaxclefairy```This section represents the output from a program execution, displaying a list of characters and the function's returned value.---#### Sample Run 2 Function CallBelow is a code snippet demonstrating a sample function call in C++:```cppint size = 5;string input_strings[size] = {"caterpie", "eevee"};int num_elements = 2;int index = 0;string string_to_insert = "bulbasaur";// result contains the value returned by insertAfterbool result = insertAfter(input_strings, num_elements, size, index, string_to_insert);// print resultcout << "Function returned value: " << result << endl;// print array contentsfor(int i = 0; i < size; i++){ cout << input_strings[i] << endl;}```**Description:**- An array `input_strings` is defined with an initial size of 5 and pre-populated with two elements, `"caterpie"` and `"eevee"`.- The `string_to_insert`, `"bulbasaur"`, will be inserted into the array.- The `insertAfter` function attempts to insert the specified string at the given `index`.- The program then outputs the result of the function call and prints out the contents of the `input_strings` array.#### Output of the Sample Run 2```plaintextOutputFunction returned value: 1caterpiebulbasaureevee```The function successfully inserts `"bulbasaur"` after `"caterpie"` and returns a value of 1, indicating success. The printed array shows the updated order. This demonstrates basic array manipulation and function use in C++.

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