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Define a default constructor that initializes the data members, integer areaCode, integer number, and string name, with the default

values $-1,1,$ and "Unknown", respectively.

Ex: If the input is $5859327263$ Ken, then the output is:

Area code: $-1,$ Number: $1,$ Name: Unknown

Area code: $585,$ Number: $9327263,$ Name: Ken

Note: The class's print function is called first after the default constructor, then again after the inputs are passed to the setters.

Define a default constructor that initializes the data members, integer areaCode, integer number, and string name, with the default values $-1,1,$ and "Unknown", respectively.

Ex: If the input is $5859327263$ Ken, then the output is:

Area code: $-1,$ Number: $1,$ Name: Unknown

Area code: $585,$ Number: $9327263,$ Name: Ken

Note: The class's print function is called first after the default constructor, then again after the inputs are passed to the setters.

#include

#include

using namespace std;

class Message $\{$

public:

Message$()$;

void SetAreaCode$($int messageAreaCode$)$;

void SetNumber$($int messageNumber$)$;

void SetName$($string messageName$)$;

void Print$()$;

private:

int areaCode;

int number;

string name;

$\}$;

$/*$ Your code goes here $*/$

void Message::SetAreaCode$($int messageAreaCode$)\{$

areaCode $=$ messageAreaCode;

$\}$

void Message::SetNumber$($int messageNumber$)\{$

number $=$ messageNumber;

$\}$

void Message::SetName$($string messageName$)\{$

name $=$ messageName;

$\}$

void Message::Print$()\{$

cout $$ "Area code: $"$ areaCode Number: $"$ number Name: $"$ name $$ endl;

$\}$

int main$()\{$

int newAreaCode;

int newNumber;

string newName;

Message myMessage;

myMessage.Print$()$;

cin $>>$ newAreaCode;

cin $>>$ newNumber;

cin $>>$ newName;

myMessage.SetAreaCode$($newAreaCode$)$;

myMessage.SetNumber$($newNumber$)$;

myMessage.SetName$($newName$)$;

myMessage.Print$()$;

return $0$;

$\}$