Using the `Company` class with a public static `employee_count` initialized to 0, read an integer from input in `main()`. Assign this integer directly to the static variable using the scope resolution operator (`Company::employee_count = …`) before creating any objects. Print ‘Updated Count: [count]’.
A single integer.
Print the updated static variable.
None
50
Updated Count: 50
Static members can be accessed and modified directly via the class name without instantiating any objects.
#include <iostream>
class Company {
public:
// Declare static employee_count
};
// Initialize static employee_count
int main() {
// Read input, modify static member globally, and print
return 0;
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