Did you have a Tamagotchi or Gigapet when you were young? Here's your chance to implement a very simple one. This program compiles and runs, but does not produce the output it should, because the implementations of the member functions are incomplete or incorrect. Fix them so that the program produces the desired output. The places to make a change are denoted by TODO comments. You must make no changes whatsoever to the reportStatus, careFor, or main functions After you get everything working, try the each of the following experiments and answer the associated questions Try declaring the health member function private instead of public. Why do you get the resulting compilation error? .Comment out the entire implementation of Pet:eat, all the way from the void Pet: eat int amt) to its close curly brace. Why do you get the resulting build error? In main, replace myPets[01new Pet("Fluffy", 2); with myPets[0]new Pet("Fluffy"); or myPets[0] = new Pet, why do you get the resulting compilation errors? Try removing the const from the implementation, but not the declaration of the alive member function. What happens? Why? Try removing the const from both the declaration and the implementation of the alive member function. Explain why the use of that function doesn't compile in reportStatus, but does compile in careFor and main