Could someone please answer this In this lab you will develop a class that models a random walk and write two client programs that use the class. A random
walk is basically a sequence of steps in some enclosed space where the direction of each step is random. The walk terminates
either when a maximum number of steps has been taken or a step goes outside of the boundary of the space. Random walks
are used to model physical phenomena such as the motion of molecules and economic phenomena such as stock prices.
We will assume that the random walk takes place on a square grid with the point (0,0) at the center. The boundary of the
square will be a single integer that represents the maximum x and y coordinate for the current position on the square (so for a
boundary value of 10, both the x and y coordinates can vary from -10 to 10, inclusive). Each step will be one unit up, one unit
down, one unit to the left, or one unit to the right. (No diagonal movement.)
The RandomWalk class will have the following instance data (all type int):
• the x coordinate of the current position
• the y coordinate of the current position
• the maximum number of steps in the walk
• the number of steps taken so far in the walk
• the boundary of the square (a positive integer -- the x and y coordinates of the position can vary between plus and
minus this value)