Create a `Student` class with a private attribute `int id`. Write a constructor `Student(int id)` where the parameter name exactly matches the attribute name. Use `this->id = id;` to resolve the shadowing. Add a getter and print the ID in `main()`.
A single integer.
Print 'ID: [val]'.
None
10
ID: 10
When local parameters have the exact same name as class attributes, the local variable 'shadows' the class variable. Using `this->` explicitly points to the class attribute.
#include <iostream>
class Student {
// Define attributes, constructor, and getter
};
int main() {
// Instantiate Student with input and print
return 0;
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