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Two-dimensional arrays are a component of many programs. The goal of this exercise is to simplify the development of such programs by encapsulating the concept of a two-dimensional array (of integers) into a convenient C++ class. Your job is to implement this class. (Attachment includes definition of class) Save the file as twoDimArray.cpp. Note that your constructor must dynamically allocate an ordinary one-dimensional array of integers. Recall our discussion about additional dimensions being just convenient abstractions. For example, there is no such thing as an 4x5 "table" in memory, but we can allocate 20 integers of memory and pretend that the first 4 integers belong to one row, and the next 4 belong to the next row, and so on. use this class to rewrite the fifteen program (attachment of the original fifteen program included), generalizing so that the player can specify the number of rows and columns on the board. ## Deliverables The implemented [login to view URL] class And [login to view URL] which uses the above file