Missing code 464730 3214874.4x3zqy7Jump to level 1Read an integer as the number of Cone objects. Assign myCones with an array of that many Cone objects. For each object, callobject's Read() followed by the object's Print().Ex: If the input is 1 5.0 3.0, then the output is:Cone's radius: 5.0Cone's height: 3.0Cone with radius 5.0 and height 3.0 is deallocated.24 cout << "Cone'sradius: " << fixed << setprecision (1) << radius << endl;25cout << "Cone's height: " << fixed << setprecision (1) << height << endl;26}27 Cone::-Cone () { // Covered in section on Destructors.28cout << "Cone with radius " << radius << " and height << height << " is deallocated." << endl;29 }3031 int main() {32333435363738394041}Cone myCones = nullptr;int count;int i;*Your code goes here */delete[] myCones;return 0;1CheckNext levelCS Scanned23amScanner"145><2<Enndhaal Jump to level 1Read an integer as the number of Cone objects. Assign myCones with an array of that many Cone objects. For each object, callobject's Read() followed by the object's Print().Ex: If the input is 1 5.0 3.0, then the output is:Cone's radius: 5.0Cone's height: 3.0Cone with radius 5.0 and height 3.0 is deallocated.5 class Cone {6public:78Cone();void Read();void Print();-Cone();91011121314 };15 Cone::Cone() {1617private:double radius;double height;Obrak.radius= 0.0;height = 0.0;18}19 void Cone:: Read() {20cin >> radius;21cin >> height;22}23 void Cone::Print() {CS Scanned with CamScannerat level45>1<2<3>45

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Cone's radius: 5.0 Cone's height: 3.0 Cone with radius 5.0 and height 3.0 is deallocated. 24 25 26 } 27 Cone::-Cone () { // Covered in section on Destructors. 28 cout << "Cone with radius " << radius << " and height " << height << " is deallocated." << endl; cout << "Cone's cout << "Cone's 29 } 30 31 int main() { 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 >> radius: " << fixed << setprecision (1) << radius << endl; height: " << fixed << setprecision (1) << height << endl; Cone myCones = nullptr; int count; int i; Y* Your code goes here */ delete[] myCones; return 0;

Cone's radius: 5.0 Cone's height: 3.0 Cone with radius 5.0 and height 3.0 is deallocated. 24 25 26 } 27 Cone::-Cone () { // Covered in section on Destructors. 28 cout << "Cone with radius " << radius << " and height " << height << " is deallocated." << endl; cout << "Cone's cout << "Cone's 29 } 30 31 int main() { 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 >> radius: " << fixed << setprecision (1) << radius << endl; height: " << fixed << setprecision (1) << height << endl; Cone myCones = nullptr; int count; int i; Y* Your code goes here */ delete[] myCones; return 0;

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Read an integer as the number of Cone objects. Assign myCones with an array of that many Cone objects. For each object, call
object's Read() followed by the object's Print().
Ex: If the input is 1 5.0 3.0, then the output is:
Cone's radius: 5.0
Cone's height: 3.0
Cone with radius 5.0 and height 3.0 is deallocated.
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radius: " << fixed << setprecision (1) << radius << endl;
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cout << "Cone's height: " << fixed << setprecision (1) << height << endl;
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Cone's radius: 5.0
Cone's height: 3.0
Cone with radius 5.0 and height 3.0 is deallocated.
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