Create a `Box` class with a private integer `width`. Provide a parameterized constructor to set the width. Declare a friend function `void printWidth(Box b)` inside the class. Implement the friend function outside to access the private width and print ‘Width: [w]’. Read an integer, instantiate the object, and call the friend function.
A single integer.
Print the width using the friend function.
None
15
Width: 15
A friend function is a standalone function that is granted full access to a class's private and protected members.
#include <iostream>
class Box {
private:
int width;
public:
// Define constructor and declare friend function
};
// Implement friend function printWidth here
int main() {
// Read input, instantiate Box, and call printWidth
return 0;
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