Create a `Container` class template that stores a single private value of type `T`. Provide a constructor to initialize it and a `getValue()` method. In `main()`, read a string without spaces, instantiate a `Container`, and print ‘Value: [string]’.
A single word string.
Print the formatted string.
String will not contain spaces.
HelloWorld
Value: HelloWorld
Class templates allow entire classes to operate with generic types, adapting attributes and methods upon instantiation.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
// Define your Container class template here
int main() {
// Read string, instantiate Container<std::string>, and print
return 0;
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