1. Create a class named Computer 2. Add the following private member variables - an int variable named year - a string variable named model - a string variable named purpose 3. Add the following public functions: - Default constructor which sets numeric members to - 1 and string members to the empty string - Destructor to print "Removed from memory" - A non-default constructor to set the year and model variables only. The "purpose" variable should be set to the empty string - A non-default constructor to set all THREE member variables. - Accessor and Mutators for all THREE member variables ckho Philosophy 100 Sy william lawhead, the Order Complete New tab unyedu/webapps/blackboard/content/listContentjsp?course_ide_1808873_18.content id=44284550 1 + v L Imagine that you are among the jurors at Socrates' trial. Your task will be to come to a decision on whether you believe Socrates is innocent or guilty You have been directed especially to consider the question of the danger posed by philosophy to the state you may imagine that this is the state of Athens, or indeed of the state or government in general). Hence, the record of your deliberations should include the following 1) a declaration of how you might have voted on Socrates guilt or innocence if you had been a jury member 2) a statement of the reasons that led you to this position. 3) An account of whether you think philosophy poses a danger to the state, and why. The record of your deliberation will take the form of a discussion board post. Make sure you answer the three questions above separately in one post. 9200 End ve PgBoya PgUp Home PrtScna run C++, and host your programs an... Save o run share G computer.cpp saved 1 #include "computer:h" w void Computer setYear(int y) { year=y; 00 Computer Computer() : Computer(-1, "") {} Computer :: Computer(int y, string m) : Computer y, m, "") () Computer Computer(int y, string m, string p) { setYear(y); model = m; purpose = p; int Computer::getYear() const {return year; } Computer :: Computer() {cout