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Chapter 8.13, Problem 8.34CP
Add two constructors to the Product structure declaration. The first should be a default constructor that sets the description member to the null string and the partNum and cost members to zero. The second constructor should have three parameters: a string, an int , and a double. It should copy the values of the arguments into the description , partNum, and cost members.
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