Create a `Storage` class template where `T` defaults to `int`. Include a public attribute `T data`. In `main()`, instantiate the class using just `Storage box;` (which defaults to int). Read an integer from input, assign it to `data`, and print ‘Stored: [data]’.
A single integer.
Print the formatted stored value.
None
42
Stored: 42
Default template arguments allow instantiation without specifying the type if the default type is desired.
#include <iostream>
// Write Storage class template with default argument here
int main() {
// Instantiate using Storage<>, assign data, and print
return 0;
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