Create a `Widget` class taking an integer ID. Print ‘C[ID]’ in the constructor and ‘D[ID]’ in the destructor. In `main()`, create `w1` with ID 1, then `w2` with ID 2. Observe the creation and destruction order.
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Print the sequence of C[ID] and D[ID] outputs.
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C1
C2
D2
D1
Constructors execute in order of creation (FIFO), but destructors execute in reverse order (LIFO) as variables are popped off the stack.
#include <iostream>
class Widget {
// Implement ID, constructor, and destructor
};
int main() {
// Create w1(1) and w2(2)
return 0;
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