In C++ Write a simple program that:
● Ask the user to enter the new x-place of a circle (i. e. the new value of x where x in [10,30]
● Create a Circle object with x=0, y=200, and radius=1
● Print the circle using the “o” letter (simply cout<<”o”;) this will be the starting place of the circle (i. e. (0,200))
● Calculate how much you need to move on x-axis to reach the new point entered by the user (e. g. if the user entered x=15), then you need to move the circle to the right by 15 (let’s call it dx)
● Simulate the movement of the circle to the right (on x-axis):
○ Create a for loop with number of iteration equals dx. At each iteration, clear the screen, call right(), move the required number of spaces and print “o”, then pause the program for one second.

you can't do this you self

Explanation:

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