Declare a vector named pizzasList that stores 3 items of type PizzaIngredients. Only lines 12-14 can be affected, the rest of the program cannot be changed.

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Create an array of objects of the Person class, of size 4. Create three objects of the Person class, with values, and assign the objects to the array. Loop through the array and print the name, job, and email of all Personobjects.

Assign pizzasInStore's first element's caloriesInSlice with the value in pizzasInStore's second element's caloriesInSlice. Only the *your code goes here* can be affected, the rest of the program cannot be changed.Program below:--------------------------- #include <iostream>#include <vector>#include <string>using namespace std; struct PizzaInfo {string pizzaName;int caloriesInSlice;}; int main() {vector<PizzaInfo> pizzasInStore(2); cin >> pizzasInStore.at(0).pizzaName;cin >> pizzasInStore.at(0).caloriesInSlice; cin >> pizzasInStore.at(1).pizzaName;cin >> pizzasInStore.at(1).caloriesInSlice; /* Your code goes here */ cout << "A " << pizzasInStore.at(0).pizzaName << " slice contains " << pizzasInStore[0].caloriesInSlice << " calories." << endl;cout << "A " << pizzasInStore.at(1).pizzaName << " slice contains " << pizzasInStore[1].caloriesInSlice << " calories." <<…