The Number class has been defined with a single member variable.

Extend the functionality of cout by implementing a friend function in Number.cpp that overloads the insertion operator. The overloaded insertion operator should return the output stream and the string "The value is yourNum" (where yourNum is the value of Number's member variable). The main() program will create a Number object and then use cout to display the object.

Hint: the declaration of the friend function is provided in Number.h. What you need to do is build the content of the overloaded function.

Ex: if the value of yourNum is 723, then the output is:

The value is 723

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