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A complex number x + iy is a number which has 2 parts - a real part (x) and an imaginary part (y). Write a C++ program that simulates a complex number as an object. Assume both x and y are integers. The user should be able to do the following operations on these complex number objects:
a) Addition of 2 complex numbers by writing the code: c3 = c1+c2

b) Multiplying c1 and c2 and storing the result in c1 using the code: c1 *= c2

c) Overload a type casting operator that allows implicit / explicit type casting of a complex number object to a float variable as follows:

float x;
x=c1; // where c1 is a complex number object

For example,
i) If c1 = 10+6i, then x will store 10.6
ii) If c1 = 5+22i, then x will store 5.22