In C++

The program reads the first input as the number of integer input values that follow, and then reads and stores that many following input values into userOwls. Complete the OwlsList class destructor. The destructor prints "In OwlsList destructor", followed by a new line, and then calls the destructor of each node in the linked list.

Ex: If the input is 3 5 9 6, then the output is:

In OwlsList destructor OwlNode with 6 owlets is deallocated. OwlNode with 9 owlets is deallocated. OwlNode with 5 owlets is deallocated.

#include using namespace std;

class OwlNode { public: OwlNode(int owletsValue); ~OwlNode();

int owlets; OwlNode* next; };

OwlNode::OwlNode(int owletsValue) { owlets = owletsValue; }

OwlNode::~OwlNode() { cout << "OwlNode with " << owlets << " owlets is deallocated." << endl; }

class OwlsList { public: OwlsList(); ~OwlsList(); void Prepend(int owletsValue); private: OwlNode* head; };

OwlsList::OwlsList() { head = nullptr; }

/* Your code goes here */

void OwlsList::Prepend(int owletsValue) { OwlNode* newNode = new OwlNode(owletsValue); newNode->next = head; head = newNode; }

int main() { OwlsList* userOwls = new OwlsList(); int inputValue; int owlCount; int i; cin >> owlCount; for (i = 0; i < owlCount; i++) { cin >> inputValue; userOwls->Prepend(inputValue); }

delete userOwls; return 0; }