The program first reads integer cityCount from input, representing the number of pairs of inputs to be read. Each pair has a string and a character. One City object is created for each pair and added to vector cityList. Write the PrintSelectedCities() function in the SmallTowns class using Print() to output all the City objects with tour status equal to 'N'. Ex: If the input is: 4 Sundance N Adomstown N Hum Y Hanna Y then the output is: City: Sundance, Tour: N City: Adomstown, Tour: N Note: The vector has at least one element. #include #include using namespace std; class City { public: void SetNameAndTour(string newName, char newTour);        char GetTour() const;        void Print() const; private: string name; char tour; }; void City::SetNameAndTour(string newName, char newTour) { name = newName; tour = newTour; } char City::GetTour() const {    return tour; } void City::Print() const {    cout << "City: " << name << ", Tour: " << tour << endl; } class SmallTowns { public: void InputCities(); void PrintSelectedCities(); private: vector cityList; }; void SmallTowns::InputCities() { int cityCount; unsigned int i; City currCity; string currName; char currTour;    cin >> cityCount; for (i = 0; i < cityCount; ++i) { cin >> currName; cin >> currTour;    currCity.SetNameAndTour(currName, currTour); cityList.push_back(currCity); }    } /* Your code goes here */ int main() { SmallTowns smallTowns;    smallTowns.InputCities(); smallTowns.PrintSelectedCities(); return 0; } c++ and please please make it right Please give proper explanation and typed answer only.

The program first reads integer cityCount from input, representing the number of pairs of inputs to be read. Each pair has a string and a character. One City object is created for each pair and added to vector cityList. Write the PrintSelectedCities() function in the SmallTowns class using Print() to output all the City objects with tour status equal to 'N'.

Ex: If the input is:

4 Sundance N Adomstown N Hum Y Hanna Y

then the output is:

City: Sundance, Tour: N City: Adomstown, Tour: N

Note: The vector has at least one element.

#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
using namespace std;

class City {
public:
void SetNameAndTour(string newName, char newTour);
       char GetTour() const;
       void Print() const;
private:
string name;
char tour;
};

void City::SetNameAndTour(string newName, char newTour) {
name = newName;
tour = newTour;
}

char City::GetTour() const {
   return tour;
}

void City::Print() const {
   cout << "City: " << name << ", Tour: " << tour << endl;
}

class SmallTowns {
public:
void InputCities();
void PrintSelectedCities();
private:
vector<City> cityList;
};

void SmallTowns::InputCities() {
int cityCount;
unsigned int i;
City currCity;
string currName;
char currTour;
  
cin >> cityCount;
for (i = 0; i < cityCount; ++i) {
cin >> currName;
cin >> currTour;
  
currCity.SetNameAndTour(currName, currTour);
cityList.push_back(currCity);
}   
}

/* Your code goes here */

int main() {
SmallTowns smallTowns;
  
smallTowns.InputCities();
smallTowns.PrintSelectedCities();

return 0;
}

c++ and please please make it right