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Given the following completed class header: first, find all the errors, then state why the error exists, and finally provide a new line of code that will correct the error. Not all errors are syntax errors, some may be flawed implementation choices and thus would later become logical flaws and errors during actual class implementation. If a line has multiple errors, please use two boxes to state the error line and reason, but your new code may be the same in both boxes. You may or may not use all the provided error boxes.
1. PurplePeopleEater {
2. public: 9. private:
3. int eyeCount; 10. Color monsterColor;
11. bool PurplePeopleEater::hasHorn(); 5. bool horn;
12. void getEyeCount(); int peopleEaten; 13. void setColor(string);
7. 14. void consumePerson();
8. // continues to the right 15. };
Line #: Why does this line have an error? New code to put on the specified line:
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