#includeIn this example, we first set a custom error message using a string concatenation method. Then, we use the SetErrorStringWithFormat method to set the same error message by formatting a character array. Finally, we print both error messages to the console. The package or library that contains the SetErrorStringWithFormat method is not specified in this example. It could be a standard library method or part of a third-party library.#include int main() { int errorCode = 404; std::string errorMsg; // set custom error message errorMsg = "Error " + std::to_string(errorCode) + ": Page not found."; std::cout << "Custom error message: " << errorMsg << std::endl; // set error message using SetErrorStringWithFormat() method char buffer[50]; snprintf(buffer, 50, "Error %d: Page not found.", errorCode); SetErrorStringWithFormat(buffer); std::cout << "Error message using SetErrorStringWithFormat(): " << buffer << std::endl; return 0; }