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Provide the missing function definitions in the following program:  

#include<iostream>

struct Bday {
   int year; //Year, month and date  of birth
   int month;
   int date;
} ;

struct Person {
   double ID;
   Bday Date;
};

void getInfo(Person&);
void printInfo(Person&);

int main() {
  Person alice, joe;
  getInfo(alice); //Prompt and get information about this person from user
  getInfo(joe);   //Prompt and get information about this person from user
  printInfo(alice); //Print info about this person
  printInfo(joe);   //Print info about this person
}


Output format ******************

ID:-> 00012
Date of Birth:-> 9/12/1971


ID:-> 00119
Date of Birth:->10/1/1981

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{\bf Note:} If alice is of type Person, then alice.Date.year refers
to the value of year  in the Person object named alice.

***************************************************************************/




#include<iostream>
  using namespace std;

struct Bday {
  int year; //Year, month and date  of birth
  int month;
  int date;
} ;

struct Person {
  double ID;
  Bday Date;
};

void getInfo(Person&);
void printInfo(Person&);

int main() {
  Person alice, joe;
  getInfo(alice); //Prompt and get information about this person from user
  getInfo(joe);   //Prompt and get information about this person from user
  printInfo(alice); //Print info about this person
  printInfo(joe);   //Print info about this person
}

void getInfo(Person& p){
  cout<<"Enter ID\n";
  cin>>p.ID;
  cout<<"Enter day of birth\n";
  cin>>p.Date.date;
  cout<<"Enter month\n";
  cin>>p.Date.month;
  cout<<"Enter year\n";
  cin>>p.Date.year;
}

void printInfo(Person& p){
  cout<<"ID:-> "<<p.ID<<endl;
  cout<<"Date of Birth:-> "<<p.Date.month<<"/"<<p.Date.date<<"/"<<p.Date.year<<endl<<endl<<endl;
}