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3. Consider the following class definition for a Player that maintains the number of points scored against other players in a game. There are always at least 2 players. class Player { public: Player (int nplayers) :num_players (nplayers), team(nullptr) { points = new int[num_players]; for (int i = 0; i < num_players; i++) points[i] = 0; void join (Team *t) { team = t; }).... private: }; int * points; int num_players; Team team; a. Will the following function result in any errors (either syntactical or logical)? If so, what? void foo() { Player p; } 3. Consider the following class definition for a Player that maintains the number of points scored against other players in a game. There are always at least 2 players. class Player { public: Player (int nplayers) :num_players (nplayers), team(nullptr) { points = new int[num_players]; for (int i = 0; i < num_players; i++) points[i] = 0; void join (Team *t) { team = t; }).... private: }; int * points; int num_players; Team team; a. Will the following function result in any errors (either syntactical or logical)? If so, what? void foo() { Player p; }