The Book class has a default constructor with no parameters. Define an overloaded constructor that takes two string parameters and initializes the book's title and author with the strings.

Ex: If the input is Painting West, then the output is:

Book: Unknown, NoName Book: Painting, West

#include #include using namespace std;

class Book { public: Book(); Book(string bookTitle, string bookAuthor); void Print(); private: string title; string author; };

Book::Book() { title = "Unknown"; author = "NoName"; }

/* Your code goes here */

void Book::Print() { cout << "Book: " << title << ", " << author << endl; }

int main() { string bookTitle; string bookAuthor; cin >> bookTitle; cin >> bookAuthor; Book emptyBook; Book book1(bookTitle, bookAuthor); emptyBook.Print(); book1.Print();

return 0; }

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