4) Create the following class. You will NOT need setters and getters for this. T

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4) Create the following class. You will NOT need setters and getters for this. There will however be 1 constructor as indicated. class BallGame string homeTeam string awayTeam; int homeScore; int awayScore BallGame(string hmTeam, string awTeam, int hmSc, int awSc); bool didHomeTeamWin0 You must implement the constructor and didHomeTeamWin() method. The method must return whether the home team has the larger score. (Note, a tie is not a win) In main Allocate memory for three separate BallGame instances and point to that memory with 3 separate pointer variables, game1, game2, and game3. Make each pointer represent the following data: "Mystics", "Fire", 100,92 "Capitals", "Lightning", 2,3 "Ravens", "Colts",35,35

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constructor: ------------ BallGame::BallGame(string hmTeam, string awTeam, int hmSc, int awSc) { homeTeam = hmTeam; awayTeam = awTeam; homeScore = hmSc; awayScore = awSc; } didHomeTeamWin method(): --------------------------- bool BallGame::didHomeTeamWin() { return homeScore > awayScore; } creating objects: -------------------- BallGame *game1 = new BallGame("Mystics", "Fire", 100, 92); BallGame *game2 = new BallGame("Capitals", "Lightning", 2, 3); BallGame *game3 = new BallGame("Ravens", "Colts", 35, 35);

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