There is already a given part of the code that must be used below in parentheses, it includes a main print function that it wants you to use to get your output. This is in C$++$ emphasis on Classes and Data Structures. Define a class counterType to implement a counter. Your class must have a private data member counter of type int. Define a constructor that accepts a parameter of type int and initializes the counter data member. Add functions to:

Set counter to the integer value specified by the user.

Initialize counter to $0.$

Return the value of counter with a function named getCounter.

Increment and decrement counter by one.

Print the value of counter using the print function.

Example output: Counter $=0.$

The value of counter must be nonnegative. Please help!

$($#include

#include "counterType.h$"$

using namespace std;

int main$()$

$\{$

counterType counter$1$;

counterType counter$2(5)$;

counter$1.$print$()$;

cout $<<$ endl;

counter$1.$incrementCounter$()$;

cout $<<$ "After Increment counter$1$: $"<<$ counter$1.$getCounter$()<<$ endl;

cout $<<$ "Counter$2="<<$ counter$2.$getCounter$()<<$ endl;

counter$2.$decrementCounter$()$;

cout $<<$ "After decrement counter$2="<<$ counter$2.$getCounter$()<<$ endl;

counter$1.$setCounter$(-6)$;

cout $<<$ "After resetting counter$1$: $"<<$ counter$1.$getCounter$()<<$ endl;

return $0$; $)$

HERE ARE THE FIVE REQUIREMENTS:

Task #$01$: Included the private member variable counter

Task #$02$: counterType's getCounter returns the value of counter

Task #$03$: counterType's incrementCounter increments the value of counter

Task #$04$: counterType's decrementCounter decrements the value of counter

Task #$05$: counterType's print prints the value of counter