The following C$++$ code double getBalance$()\{\}$void displayAccountInfo$()\{$ std::cout $$ "Account Holder Mane: $"$ accountHolderNane $$ std::end$1$;$\}$

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int main$()\{$BankAccount account$("12345678",$ "John Doe", $18$e$0\mathrm{.}00)$;account.displayAccountInfo$()$;std: :cout

Depositing $$500..."$ std::end$1$;std::cout $$ "New Balance: $"$ account.getBalance$()$ std::end$1$;std::cout

withdrawing $$200..."$ std::end$1$;std::cout $$ "New Balance: $"$ account.getBalance$()$ std::end$1$;std::cout

Withdrawing $$1500..."$ std::endl;std::cout $$ "New Balance: $"$ account.getBalance$()$ std::end$1$;std::cout

Final Account Info:" $$ std::end$1$;return $0$;

$\}$ The 'getBalance' and 'displayAccountInfo' methods should be 'const' since they do not

modify the state of the object.

In the 'withdraw' method, an error message should be displayed if the withdrawal amount is

less than or equal to zero.

The code attempts to withdraw $$1500,$ which should result in an error message about

insufficient funds but still prints a new balance statement afterward.

The 'minclude $*$