#includeIn this example, we create a JSON object `obj` with three members: `name`, `age`, and `email`. Then we remove the `email` member using the `removeMember` function and print the updated object. This example requires the JSON library for C++ called `jsoncpp`.#include int main() { Json::Value obj; obj["name"] = "Alice"; obj["age"] = 25; obj["email"] = "[email protected]"; std::cout << "Before removing a member:\n" << obj.toStyledString(); // Remove "email" member from the object obj.removeMember("email"); std::cout << "\nAfter removing a member:\n" << obj.toStyledString(); return 0; }