Based on the given codes for Hotelh and maincpp create Hotelcpp so that the output will be as shown below Archives

$LAB EXERCISE 1 (PART 2) Based on the given codes for Hotel.h and main.cpp, create Hotel.cpp so that the output will be as shown below: Room Bookings: Room 0 booked by Alice for 3 nights Room 1 booked by Bob for 2 nights Room 3 booked by Carol for 4 nights Room Bookings: Room 0 booked by Alice for 3 nights Room 3 booked by Carol for 4 nights ...Program finished with exit code 0 Press ENTER to exit console. Hotel.h #ifndef HOTEL_H #define HOTEL_H #include #include class Reservation { public: Reservation(int roomNumber, const std::string& guestName, int nights); int getRoomNumber() const; const std::string& getGuestName() const; int getNights() const; private: int roomNumber; std::string guestName; int nights; }; class Hotel { public: Hotel(int numRooms); Hotel(); bool bookRoom(int roomNumber, const std::string& guestName, int nights); bool cancelBooking(int roomNumber); void displayBookings() const; private: int numRooms; std::vector reservations; bool* roomAvailability; }; #endif Main.cpp #include "Hotel.h" #include int main() { Hotel hotel(10); // Creating a hotel with 10 rooms hotel.bookRoom(0, "Alice", 3); hotel.bookRoom(1, "Bob", 2); hotel.bookRoom(3, "Carol", 4); hotel.displayBookings(); hotel.cancelBooking(1); hotel.displayBookings(); return 0; }$

LAB EXERCISE 1 (PART 2) Based on the given codes for Hotel.h and main.cpp, create Hotel.cpp so that the output will be as shown below: Room Bookings: Room 0 booked by Alice for 3 nights Room 1 booked by Bob for 2 nights Room 3 booked by Carol for 4 nights Room Bookings: Room 0 booked by Alice for 3 nights Room 3 booked by Carol for 4 nights …Program finished with exit code 0 Press ENTER to exit console. Hotel.h #ifndef HOTEL_H #define HOTEL_H #include #include class