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In the class definition, initialize the data members, integer numEmployees and string state, with the default values 1 and "Unknown", respectively. Ex: If the input is 15 DC, then the output is: Number of employees: 1, State: Unknown Number of employees: 15, State: DC Note: The class's print function is called first after the default constructor, then again after the inputs are passed to the setters. 1 #include <iostream> 2 #include <string> 3 using namespace std; 4 5 class Restaurant { 6 public: 7 void SetNumEmployees(int restaurantNumEmployees); 8 void SetState(string restaurantState); 9 void Print(); 10 11 private: 12 13 14 }; 15

          In the class definition, initialize the data members, integer numEmployees and string state, with the default values 1 and
"Unknown", respectively.
Ex: If the input is 15 DC, then the output is:
Number of employees: 1, State: Unknown
Number of employees: 15, State: DC
Note: The class's print function is called first after the default constructor, then again after the inputs are passed to the setters.
1 #include <iostream>
2 #include <string>
3 using namespace std;
4
5 class Restaurant {
6 public:
7 void SetNumEmployees(int restaurantNumEmployees);
8 void SetState(string restaurantState);
9 void Print();
10
11 private:
12
13
14 };
15

In the class definition, initialize the data members, integer numEmployees and string state, with the default values 1 and
"Unknown", respectively.
Ex: If the input is 15 DC, then the output is:
Number of employees: 1, State: Unknown
Number of employees: 15, State: DC
Note: The class's print function is called first after the default constructor, then again after the inputs are passed to the setters.
1 #include <iostream>
2 #include <string>
3 using namespace std;
4
5 class Restaurant
6 public:
7 void SetNumEmployees(int restaurantNumEmployees);
8 void SetState(string restaurantState);
9 void Print();
10
11 private:
12
13
14 ;
15

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