Place a breakpoint in the function Simulation::one$($int t$)$ at the line int k $=$ watchme; In the original provided source it will be line $457.$ From there you should be able to identify the values for the member variables for the Simulation object. In particular, note that the starting value for Simulation:: watchme is $1.$ Step through the rest of the code and make note each time Simulation::watchme changes in value. Do this until you find yourself in the main function. In VS$2019$ this occurs in about $40$ steps. You should find that Simulation::watchme changed four times; so it took on total of five different values including the starting $1.$ These values are part of a five digit number with the first, $1,$ being the least significant digit. Once you have identified the entire five digit number, pass it into the decode function provided in the short program provided in decode.cpp$($create a separate project to run this$).$ What is the decoded sequence of characters? If the decoded sequence does not make sense, then you may have entered