Define a `Company` class with a `public` static integer attribute named `employee_count`. Initialize this static member to 0 outside the class definition. In `main()`, print ‘Initial Count: [count]’.
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Print the initialized static variable.
None
Initial Count: 0
Static data members belong to the class itself rather than any specific object, and must be explicitly defined outside the class.
#include <iostream>
class Company {
public:
// Declare static integer employee_count here
};
// Initialize employee_count to 0 here
int main() {
// Print the initial count
return 0;
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