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Create a C++ code of a character inheriting from a base entitiy class. Those should be injected into a gameworld, which is injected in a gamecontext. Following attributes belong to the CEntity: 1. vel (velocity) 2. pos (position) 3. starttick (tick when it spawned) Following attributes belong to the CCharacter: 1. health 2. armor 3. ammo 4. weapons[] The gameworld will loop over the CEntity 's which the CCharacter is inheriting from. The gamecontext will have an instance of CGameWorld which will cycle through the entities in a Tick() method called by the gamecontext. Please stick to the following code convention: 1. member variables start with the prefix m_ 2. arrays have the prefix a (combine accordingly with member variables, such as m_aMemberArray) 3. classes have the prefix C

Scalability: Right now, the CCharacter class assumes there will always be 5 weapons. Depending on your game's design, you might want to consider a more flexible design, like using a std::vector instead of an array for weapons.