Constructor with Parameters

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class UART {
    int baud;
    char parity;
public:UART(){}
UART(int baudRate,char p){
    baud=baudRate;
    parity=p;
    cout<<"UART initialized with baud="<<baud<<", parity="<<parity<<endl;
}
    // your code here: define constructor with parameters baudRate and parity
};

int main() {
    UART u(9600, 'N');
    return 0;
}