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class temp                              //Line 1
{                                       //Line 2
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class temp                        // Line 1
{                                 // Line 2
public:                           // Line 3
     bool isEqual();              // Line 4
     print() const;               // Line 5
     void temp(int = 0, int = 0); // Line 6
private:                          // Line 7
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     int second;                  // Line 9
};                                // Line 10

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Find the error(s) in the following code:

class findErrors // Line 1
{                // Line 2
    friend int operator*(const int &a,
                         const int &b); // Line 3
    // Returns the object containing the
    // product of the corresponding instance
    // variables of the objects a and b of
    // findError.
public:                           // Line 4
    findErrors(int = 0, int = 0); // Line 5
private:                          // Line 6
    int first;                    // Line 7
    int second;                   // Line 8
};                                // Line 9
double findErrors::operator*(const findErrors &a,
                             const findErrors &b) // Line 10
{                                                 // Line 11
    findErrors temp;                              // Line 12
    temp.first = first * b.first;                 // Line 13
    temp.second = second * b.second;              // Line 14
    return temp;                                  // Line 15
} // Line 16

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In friend int operator*(const int& a, const int& b);, the return type as well as the parameters' type should be findErrors, not int. Also, there should only be one parameter.

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