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How do you convert this Python code into C++?

class Player: def __init__(self, name): self.__name = name self.__points = 0 self.__counter = 0 self.__percentage = 0 self.__yes_counter = 0 def get_name(self): return self.__name def get_points(self): return self.__points def has_won(self): if self.__points == 50: return self def add_points(self, pts): self.__counter += 1 self.__points += pts if pts > 0: self.add_average(pts) if self.__points > 50: self.__points = 25 print(f"{self.__name} gets penalty points!") elif pts > (self.__points / self.__counter): print(f"Cheers {self.__name}!") if 40 <= self.__points <= 49: print(f"{self.__name} needs only {50 - self.__points} points. " f"It's better to avoid knocking down the pins with higher " f"points.") def add_average(self, pts): if pts > 0: self.__yes_counter += 1 self.__percentage = (self.__yes_counter / self.__counter) * 100 elif self.__yes_counter == 0: return self.__percentage = (self.__yes_counter / self.__counter) * 100 def get_average(self): return f"{self.__percentage/2:.1f}" def main(): # Here we define two variables which are the objects initiated from the # class Player. This is how the constructor of the class Player # (the method that is named __init__) is called! player1 = Player("Matti") player2 = Player("Teppo") throw = 1 while True: if throw % 2 == 0: in_turn = player1 else: in_turn = player2 pts = int(input("Enter the score of player " + in_turn.get_name() + " of throw " + str(throw) + ": ")) in_turn.add_points(pts) in_turn.add_average(pts) if in_turn.has_won(): print("Game over! The winner is " + in_turn.get_name() + "!") return print("") print("Scoreboard after throw " + str(throw) + ":") print(player1.get_name() + ":", player1.get_points(), "p, hit percentage", player1.get_average()) print(player2.get_name() + ":", player2.get_points(), "p, hit percentage", player2.get_average()) print("") throw += 1 if __name__ == "__main__": main()