Build a `Book` class taking a string `title`. The parameterized constructor prints ‘Init: [title]’. The copy constructor prints ‘Copy: [title]’. The destructor prints ‘Clean: [title]’. Read a title string, instantiate `b1`, and copy it to `b2`.
A single string title.
Print the lifecycle progression line by line.
None
C++
Init: C++
Copy: C++
Clean: C++
Clean: C++
This ties the entire lifecycle together: parameterized initialization, copying, and finally LIFO destruction when the program exits.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
class Book {
// Implement the lifecycle functions
};
int main() {
std::string t;
if (std::cin >> t) {
// Instantiate b1 and copy to b2
}
return 0;
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