: You are developing an application for a culinary competition. In your application, a class named CulinaryCompetition has been declared and implemented. Its specification file is named CulinaryCompetition.h$,$ and appears as follows:

#ifndef CULINARY$\_$COMPETITION$\_$H

#define CULINARY$\_$COMPETITION$\_$H

#include

using namespace std;

class CulinaryCompetition

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private:

string entrantName;

string dishName;

int score;

public:

void enterDetails$($string$,$ string$)$;

int getScore$()$ const;

void setScore$($int$)$;

void displayEntryDetails$()$;

$\}$;

#endif

Write a full program that does the following:

Includes the correct header file for the class specification.

In the main function creates an instance of the CulinaryCompetion class.

Calls the object's enterDetails method, passing as arguments the variables myName, and myDish. You can assume these variables have already been declared and are available to you.

Calls the object's setScore method, passing the myScore variable as its argument. You can assume the myScore variable has already been declared and is available.

Calls the object's displayEntryDetails method.

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