In the class definition, initialize the data members, integer rating, string state, and integer numEmployees, with the default values 0, "Unspecified", and 0, respectively.

Ex: If the input is 5 OH 17, then the output is:

Rating: 0, State: Unspecified, Number of employees: 0 Rating: 5, State: OH, Number of employees: 17

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 Eatery { public: void SetRating(int eateryRating); void SetState(string eateryState); void SetNumEmployees(int eateryNumEmployees); void Print();

private:

/* Your code goes here */

};

void Eatery::SetRating(int eateryRating) { rating = eateryRating; }

void Eatery::SetState(string eateryState) { state = eateryState; }

void Eatery::SetNumEmployees(int eateryNumEmployees) { numEmployees = eateryNumEmployees; }

void Eatery::Print() { cout << "Rating: " << rating << ", State: " << state << ", Number of employees: " << numEmployees << endl; }

int main() { int newRating; string newState; int newNumEmployees; Eatery eatery1;

eatery1.Print();

cin >> newRating; cin >> newState; cin >> newNumEmployees;

eatery1.SetRating(newRating); eatery1.SetState(newState); eatery1.SetNumEmployees(newNumEmployees);

eatery1.Print();

return 0; }

c++ and please please make it correct