Given the C++ statements as below: #include using namespace std;   const PI = 3.142;   class Cone{     private:         double radius;         double height;     public:         Cone(){ // default constructor             radius = 0;             height = 0;             cout << "Default constructor created !" << endl;         }         Cone(double radius, double height){ // overloaded constructor             radius = radius;             height = height;             cout << "Overloaded constructor created !" << endl;         }         ~Cone(){ // destructor             cout << "Object destroyed !" << endl;         }         double getRadius(){return radius;}         double getHeight(){return height;}           double calVolume(){             return (1.0/3.0) * PI * radius * radius * height;         }         void displayOutput(){             cout << "Volume of cone with radius of " << getRadius()             << " and height of " << getHeight() << " is "             << calVolume() << endl;         } }; int main(){     Cone c1();     Cone c2(2, 6);     c1.displayOutput();     c2.displayOutput();     return 0; }   1-There are some errors in the code. Identify and correct the errors. 2- Write the output of the above C++ program. 3- Rewrite the 2 constructors using constructor initializer list.

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  • Given the C++ statements as below:

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

 

const PI = 3.142;

 

class Cone{

    private:

        double radius;

        double height;

    public:

        Cone(){ // default constructor

            radius = 0;

            height = 0;

            cout << "Default constructor created !" << endl;

        }

        Cone(double radius, double height){ // overloaded constructor

            radius = radius;

            height = height;

            cout << "Overloaded constructor created !" << endl;

        }

        ~Cone(){ // destructor

            cout << "Object destroyed !" << endl;

        }

        double getRadius(){return radius;}

        double getHeight(){return height;}

 

        double calVolume(){

            return (1.0/3.0) * PI * radius * radius * height;

        }

        void displayOutput(){

            cout << "Volume of cone with radius of " << getRadius()

            << " and height of " << getHeight() << " is "

            << calVolume() << endl;

        }

};

int main(){

    Cone c1();

    Cone c2(2, 6);

    c1.displayOutput();

    c2.displayOutput();

    return 0;

}

 

1-There are some errors in the code. Identify and correct the errors.

2- Write the output of the above C++ program.

3- Rewrite the 2 constructors using constructor initializer list.

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