C++ coding activity week 6Additional Files: (testcode.h and runTest)These files will automatically be compiled with your code. You cannot modify them. COPIABLE CODE:#include using namespace std; // Fill in your 6 function definitions here. Empty shells for 2 of the 6 are provided. Start by creating the other 4 empty shells to get the test code to compile. Once the file compiles, start filling in your functions. void flipMatrixVertical (int originalMatrix[][3], int flippedMatrix[][3], const int NUM_ROWS, const int NUM_COLUMNS){// YOUR CODE HERE} void flipMatrixHorizontal (int originalMatrix[][3], int flippedMatrix[][3], const int NUM_ROWS, const int NUM_COLUMNS){// YOUR CODE HERE} // YOUR CODE HERE (4 more functions) #include "testcode.h" // for automated grading purposes; do not remove int main() { runTest(); //Code for automatic grading. DO NOT REMOVE } Mirrored MatricesConcepts Tested: iterating through multi-dimensional arrays, functions, function overloadingInstructions:1) Write a SET OF 3 OVERLOADED functions called flipMatrixHorizontal() that takes the following inputs:a) a 2-dimensional array with any number of rows and 3, 4, or 5 columns (this is where the overloading comes in).b) an array to put the flipped array values inc) number of rowsd) number of columnsThe function should reverse the ROWS (rotate around the horizontal axis)of the original array and put the new values in the flipped array.2) Write a SET OF 3 OVERLOADED functions called flipMatrixVertical() that takes the following inputs:a) a 2-dimensional array with any number of rows and 3, 4, or 5 columns (this is where the overloading comes in).b) an array to put the flipped array values inc) number of rowsd) number of columnsThe function should reverse the COLUMNS (rotate around the vertical axis)of the original array and put the new values in the flipped array.3) You should have six functions when complete.Example:Original 3 x 3 matrix:0 1 23 4 56 7 8 Flipped vertically:2 105 4 38 7 6Flipped horizontaly:6 7 83 4 50 1 2Code:1v #include using namespace std;// Fill in your 6 function definitions here. Empty shells for 2 of the 6 are provided. Start by creating the other 4 emptyshells to get the test code to compile. Once the file compiles, start filling in your functions.5- void flipMatrixVertical (int originalMatrix[][3], int flippedMatrix[][3], const int NUM_ROWS, const int NUM_COLUMNS) {// YOUR CODE HERE}810 - void flipMatrixHorizontal (int originalMatrix[][ 3], int flippedMatrix[][3], const int NUM_ROWS, const int NUM_COLUMNS ){11// YOUR CODE HERE12}1314// YOUR CODE HERE (4 more functions)151617 #include "testcode.h" // for automated grading purposes; do not remove1819 int main () {2021runTest (); //Code for automatic grading. DO NOT REMOVE2223SubmitReset Problem

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C++ coding activity week 6Additional Files: (testcode.h and runTest)These files will automatically be compiled with your code. You cannot modify them. COPIABLE CODE:#include <iostream>using namespace std; // Fill in your 6 function definitions here. Empty shells for 2 of the 6 are provided. Start by creating the other 4 empty shells to get the test code to compile.  Once the file compiles, start filling in your functions. void flipMatrixVertical (int originalMatrix[][3], int flippedMatrix[][3], const int NUM_ROWS, const int NUM_COLUMNS){// YOUR CODE HERE}  void flipMatrixHorizontal (int originalMatrix[][3], int flippedMatrix[][3], const int NUM_ROWS, const int NUM_COLUMNS){// YOUR CODE HERE} // YOUR CODE HERE (4 more functions)  #include &#34;testcode.h&#34; // for automated grading purposes; do not remove  int main() {   runTest(); //Code for automatic grading. DO NOT REMOVE  } Mirrored MatricesConcepts Tested: iterating through multi-dimensional arrays, functions, function overloadingInstructions:1) Write a SET OF 3 OVERLOADED functions called flipMatrixHorizontal() that takes the following inputs:a) a 2-dimensional array with any number of rows and 3, 4, or 5 columns (this is where the overloading comes in).b) an array to put the flipped array values inc) number of rowsd) number of columnsThe function should reverse the ROWS (rotate around the horizontal axis)of the original array and put the new values in the flipped array.2) Write a SET OF 3 OVERLOADED functions called flipMatrixVertical() that takes the following inputs:a) a 2-dimensional array with any number of rows and 3, 4, or 5 columns (this is where the overloading comes in).b) an array to put the flipped array values inc) number of rowsd) number of columnsThe function should reverse the COLUMNS (rotate around the vertical axis)of the original array and put the new values in the flipped array.3) You should have six functions when complete.Example:Original 3 x 3 matrix:0 1 23 4 56 7 8 Flipped vertically:2 105 4 38 7 6Flipped horizontaly:6 7 83 4 50 1 2Code:1v #include using namespace std;// Fill in your 6 function definitions here. Empty shells for 2 of the 6 are provided. Start by creating the other 4 emptyshells to get the test code to compile. Once the file compiles, start filling in your functions.5- void flipMatrixVertical (int originalMatrix[][3], int flippedMatrix[][3], const int NUM_ROWS, const int NUM_COLUMNS) {// YOUR CODE HERE}810 - void flipMatrixHorizontal (int originalMatrix[][ 3], int flippedMatrix[][3], const int NUM_ROWS, const int NUM_COLUMNS ){11// YOUR CODE HERE12}1314// YOUR CODE HERE (4 more functions)151617 #include &#34;testcode.h&#34; // for automated grading purposes; do not remove1819 int main () {2021runTest (); //Code for automatic grading. DO NOT REMOVE2223SubmitReset Problem

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