C++ Small Work Classes and Overload

Most of the code is already there, this is for educational purposes to compare with my own and learn. I do not expect to pay too much as this will be an easy job for you. I will be providing all the files and instructions very easy for you. Summary of work: Design and code a class named Kingdom in the namespace westeros. The class should have two public members: m_name: a statically allocated array of characters of size 32 (including '\0') that holds the name of the kingdom; m_population: an integer that stores the number of people living in the kingdom. Add to the westeros namespace, a function a function called display(...) that returns nothing, receives as a parameter a reference to an object of type Kingdom and prints to the screen the parameter in the following format: KINGDOM_NAME, population POPULATION<ENDL> Put the class definition and the westeros::display(...) declaration in a header named kingdom.h. Put the implementation of westeros::display(...) in a file named kingdom.cpp. PART 2: Overload the function westeros::display(...) by adding 3 more methods: Overload #1: a function that returns nothing and receives two parameters: the first one is an array of Kingdoms, and the second one is an integer representing the number of elements in the array. This function should calculate the total number of people living in Westeros and print the array to the screen in the following format: ------------------------------<ENDL> Kingdoms of Westeros<ENDL> ------------------------------<ENDL> 1. KINGDOM_NAME, population POPULATION<ENDL> 2. KINGDOM_NAME, population POPULATION<ENDL> 3. KINGDOM_NAME, population POPULATION<ENDL> ------------------------------<ENDL> Total population of Westeros: TOTAL_POPULATION<ENDL> ------------------------------<ENDL> Overload #2: a function that returns nothing and receives three parameters: the first one is an array of Kingdoms, the second one is the number of elements in the array, and the third one is an integer representing the minimum number of people that a kingdom should have in order to be printed on the screen. This function should print to the screen only the kingdoms that have a population bigger or equal to the value specified in the third parameter, in the following format: ------------------------------<ENDL> Kingdoms of Westeros with more than MIN_POPULATION people<ENDL> ------------------------------<ENDL> KINGDOM_NAME, population POPULATION<ENDL> KINGDOM_NAME, population POPULATION<ENDL> ------------------------------<ENDL> Overload #3: a function that returns nothing and receives three parameters: the first one is an array of Kingdoms, the second one is the number of elements in the array, and the third one is the name of a kingdom. If in the array exists a Kingdom with the name specified in the third parameter, this function should print it to the screen in the following format: ------------------------------<ENDL> Searching for kingdom KINGDOM_NAME in Westeros<ENDL> ------------------------------<ENDL> KINGDOM_NAME, population POPULATION<ENDL> ------------------------------<ENDL> If in the array there is no kingdom with the specified name, this function should print to the screen a message in the following format: ------------------------------<ENDL> Searching for kingdom KINGDOM_NAME in Westeros<ENDL> ------------------------------<ENDL> KINGDOM_NAME is not part of Westeros.<ENDL> ------------------------------<ENDL>