Assign pointer myEngine with a new Engine object. Call myEngine's Read$()$ to read the object's fields. Then, call myEngine's Print$()$

to output the values of the fields. Finally, delete myEngine. #include

using namespace std;

class Engine $\{$

public:

Engine$()$;

void Read$()$;

void Print$()$;

~Engine$()$;

private:

int power;

int duration;

$\}$;

Engine::Engine$()\{$

power $=0$;

duration $=0$;

$\}$

void Engine::Read$()\{$

cin $>>$ power;

cin $>>$ duration;

$\}$

void Engine::Print$()\{$

cout $$ "Engine's power: $"$ power $$ endl;

cout $$ "Engine's duration: $"$ duration $$ endl;

$\}$

Engine::~Engine$()\{//$ Covered in section on Destructors.

cout $$ "Engine with power $"$ power and duration $"$ duration is deallocated." $$ endl;

$\}$

int main$()\{$

Engine$*$ myEngine $=$ nullptr;

$/*$your code here$*/$

return $0$;

$\}$