Add a constructor initializer list to the overloaded constructor Recording(string newTopic, int newDuration, char newOnSale) to initialize topic with newTopic, duration with newDuration, and onSale with newOnSale.

Ex: If the input is Cars 58 N, then the output is:

Recording: Unrecorded, Duration: -10, On Sale: ? Recording: Cars, Duration: 58, On Sale: N 

#include using namespace std;

class Recording { public: Recording(); Recording(string newTopic, int newDuration, char newOnSale); void Print() const; private: string topic; int duration; char onSale; };

Recording::Recording() : topic("Unrecorded"), duration(-10), onSale('?') { }

Recording::Recording(string newTopic, int newDuration, char newOnSale) /* Your code goes here */ { }

void Recording::Print() const { cout << "Recording: " << topic << ", Duration: " << duration << ", On Sale: " << onSale << endl; }

int main() { Recording myRecording; string newTopic; int newDuration; char newOnSale; cin >> newTopic; cin >> newDuration; cin >> newOnSale; Recording yourRecording(newTopic, newDuration, newOnSale);

myRecording.Print(); yourRecording.Print(); return 0; }

c++ and please please make it corrrect