1. About Pointers and Dynamic Memory Allocation

Finish this code..

#include

#include

using namespace std;

int main()

{

string * namesPtr; // pointer namesPtr will hold the starting address of a dynamic array

// of string's where we will hold a name in each array element

int size;

cout << "How many names do you like to store: ";

cin >> size;

// dynamically creating an array of size amount of strings

// The starting address of the dynamic array is stored in pointer namesPtr

namesPtr = new string[size];

// a.Write C++ code that inputs data(say names of your family members) into

// the dynamic array in part a above from the keyboard.

// hint: you need to write a loop

// b.Write C++ code that output data from the dynamic array to in part b above to the screen.

// hint:you need to write a loop

// c.Write a C++ code to de-allocates (frees) the memory space allocated

// for the dynamic array created in part a above.

system("pause");

return 0;

}