Implement a class Bug that models a bug climbing up a pole. Each time the up member function is called, the bug climbs 10 cm. Whenever it reaches the top of the pole (at 100 cm), it slides back to the bottom. Also, implement a member function reset() that starts the Bug at the bottom of the pole and a member function get_position that returns the current position. #include using namespace std; class Bug { public: int get position() const; void reset(); void up(); private: int position = 0; }; int Bug::get position() const { } void Bug: : reset() { } void Bug:: up) { } int main() { Bug bugsy; Bug itsy bitsy; bugsy. reset(); itsy bitsy. reset(); bugsy. up(); bugsy. up(); cout << bugsy. get position() << endl; cout << "Expected: 20" << endl; itsy bitsy. up(); itsy bitsy. up(); itsy bitsy. up(); cout << itsy bitsy. get position() << endl; cout << "Expected: 30" << endl; for (int i = 1; i = 8; i++) { bugsy. up(); } cout << bugsy. get_position() << endl; cout << "Expected: 0" << endl; bugsy. up(); cout << bugsy. get_position() << endl; cout << "Expected: 10" << endl; return 0; }