Consider the following declarations

class foodrype

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public:

yold aet$($atring$,$ Int, dowie, Int, double, double$),$

vold print $()$ conat,

atring getName $()$ const;

int getcaloriesif conet:

double getrat $($l$)$ conet,

Int getsugar$()$ conet;

double getcarbohydrate $()$ const;

double getpotassium $()$ const,

roodrype $(1)$

Eoodiypa $($etring$,1$rt$,$ aoublo, int, dcuble, doublo$)$;

privace:

string name;

Int caloriea;

double fat;

Int sugar,

double arbohydrate,

$\}$;

doub$1$o potang$1$un;

$/$Vartable doclatation

foodrype fruiti;

foodType fru$1$t$2("$banana$",90,0\mathrm{.}4,14,27,422)$;

a$.$ How many members does class foodType have?

b$.$ How many private members does class foodType have?

c$.$ How many constructors does class foodiype have?

Answer:

Answer:

Answer:

Answer:

d$.$ How many constant functions does class fogdtype have?

$6$

$5$

$2$

e$.$ Which constructor is used to initialize the object fruit$1?$ Which constructor is used to initialize the object fruit$2?$

ruitt is initialized by

rruit $2$ is initialized by

f: Fill in the underlines below to rewrite the definition of the class foodTyRe so that each data member can be set individually.

Answer:

class EogdTups

i$.$

public:

void set $($string$,$ int, double, int, double, double$)$;

yoid print $()$ const:

void sethame $(.......$

string getName $()$ const: