Add an integer data member to the Player classthat describes the number of magic points the player currently has. Additionally,add a "max magic points" data member that describes the maximumnumber of magic points the player can have at his/her current level. Be sure toalso modify the Player: : viewStats () method to display the current amount ofmagic points the player has. Also, be sure to increase the amount of magicpoints when the character levels up-and a "wizard" should gain morehit points than a "fighter."

After you have added magic points to thesystem, create a Spell structure and then instantiate a few types of spellobjects, such as "magic missile," "fireball," and"shield." You may want to implement the Spell structure like so:

struct Spell

{

std::string mName;

Range mDamageRange;

intmMagicPointsRequired;

};

·mName: The name of thespell (e.g., “Fireball”).

·mDamageRange: Therange of damage the spell inflicts.

·mMagicPointsRequired:The number of magic points required to cast the spell.

Finally, add a "cast spell" optionto the combat menu, which allows the player to select and cast a spell from alist of spells in his/her spell book. Be sure to verify that the player hasenough magic points to cast the spell. And also be sure to deduct the magicpoints required to cast the spell from the player's magic point count, after aspell is cast.