anyone want to help me w/ a C++ assn. <br>email me and i'll mail you the .h and .cpp <br>files.<br><br><A HREF="mailto:Tater_is_pimp@yahoo.com">Tater_is_pimp@yahoo.com</A><br><br>The purpose of this assignment is to construct a basic binary search tree class as a subclass of a binary tree class. The Assign04 folder contains three files: BinaryTree.h, BinarySearchTree.h, and bst-test.cpp. Your task is to modify each of these files as described below. Be sure to include your name at the top of each file.<br>Each file contains comment boxes of the following form that indicate what you are to do and where in the code to do your work. <br> /*-------------------------¦<br> ¦ do something here ¦<br> ¦-------------------------*/<br>BinaryTree.h<br>This file defines a template class for a generic binary tree. <br>Your job is to add an inorder traversal function.<br>BinarySearchTree.h<br>This file defines a binary search tree as a subclass of a binary tree class. You have three tasks to complete in this file.<br>1. Write the code for the contains member function.<br>2. Write the code for the insert member function.<br>3. Write the code for the remove member function.<br>bsp-test.cpp<br>This file is a simple driver to test the binary search tree. You have two tasks.<br>1. Instantiate a binary search tree named charTree. <br> Each node of charTree is to contain a single character.<br>2. Complete the logic for actions A, D, ?, and L. <br> In each case, your main task is to invoke the appropriate member function from charTree.<br><br>Turn in:<br>The files BinaryTree.h, BinarySearchTree.h, and bst-test.h. The files may be turned in using the CITE server or Course-Info.<br>The attached grade sheet, followed by a printed copy of the requested files, in the order.<br><br>Software Engineering Note<br>Normally, each node of a binary tree will contain a record structure instead of a single character. This means that the < operator cannot be used to compare nodes. The application programmer will have to provide a comparison function as well as a visit function. <br><br>