Create a counter. The default constructor should set the count to zero. The overloaded constructor should initialize to any integer. Provide a display(), inc() and dec() method. Inc does ++ dec does on the private count variable. Use private: and public: where they should be used. Write a demo program that initializes one counter to 0 and the other to 200. Increment the first counter by 85 and decrement the second counter by 242. Use a for loop to increment and decrement. Use a static variable to keep track of the total number of incs and decs. Keep in mind that after you declare a static variable in a class, you must declare it outside the class and use the scope resolution operator. (in C++) Example: Current state of C1 (created with the default constructor) Current count: 0 total increments and decrements 0 Current state of C2 (created as C2(200)) Current count: 200 total increments and decrements 0 Current state of C1 after 85 inc() Current count: 85 total increments and decrements 85 Current state of C2 after 242 dec() Current count: -42 total increments and decrements 327 Press any key to continue . . .