rlined and followed by a "TODO: implement" comment. An example main function is provided to help you test your solution. You may assume the other functions have been implemented correctly, and you may use them. class Point { public: Point(); Point(double, double); double getX() const; double getY() const; v

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You must implement the pieces of the below classes on the following pages. You only should implement the functions that are underlined and followed by a "TODO: implement" comment. An example main function is provided to help you test your solution. You may assume the other functions have been implemented correctly, and you may use them. class Point {       public:         Point();                                 Point(double, double);         double getX() const;         double getY() const;                     void setX(double);         void setY(double);         void move(double, double);       private:         double xCoord;         double yCoord;       public:            // output format: (x,y)         void display() const; }; class Rectangle {       public:     Rectangle();     Rectangle(const Point &ll, double w, double h);     Rectangle(const Point &ll, const Point &ur); // TODO: implement          // Output format - LL:(x,y) W:width H:height     void display() const;          // Output format -     // UL:(x,y) UR:(x,y)     // LL:(x,y) LR:(x,y)     void displayCorners() const; // TODO: implement          // Each returns the specific corner point     Point lowerLeft() const;     Point upperLeft() const;     Point lowerRight() const; // TODO: implement     Point upperRight() const;          // move the lower left corner of the rectangle     void move(double dx, double dy); // TODO: implement   private:     Point ll; // lower left corner of rectangle     double w; // width of rectangle     double h; // height of rectangle }; int main() {     Rectangle r1 = Rectangle(Point(1,7), Point(5,9));     cout << "r1:\n";     r1.displayCorners();     cout << endl << endl;     r1.move(-1.5, 2.5);     cout << "r1:\n";     r1.displayCorners();     cout << endl << endl;     return 0; } Any implementations belonging in Rectangle.cpp should go in this box:
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