$1.$ CREATE A DYNAMIC ARRAY:

$-$ Write a C$++$ program that dynamically allocates an array of integers based on user input.

$-$ Ensure that the program prompts the user for the size of the array and performs

validation on the input.

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$2.$ INPUT HANDLING:

$-$ Use std::cin to receive user input for the size of the array.

$-$ Implement error handling to ensure the size is a positive integer and within a reasonable

limit $($e$.$g$.,$ less than $1000).$

$-$ If the input is invalid, prompt the user to enter the size again$\mathrm{.}3.$ DYNAMIC MEMORY ALLOCATION:

$-$ Allocate memory for the array using new.

$-$ Initialize the array elements with values $($e$.$g$.,$ squares of the indices$).$

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$3.$ DYNAMIC MEMORY ALLOCATION:

$-$ Allocate memory for the array using new.

$-$ Initialize the array elements with values $($e$.$g$.,$ squares of the indices$).$

$4.$ DISPLAY THE ARRAY:

$-$ Write a function to display the elements of the array.

$5.$ DEALLOCATE MEMORY:

$-$ Ensure that you free the allocated memory using delete $[]$ at the end of your program to

avoid memory leaks.

$6.$ PREVENT BUFFER OVERFLOW:

$-$ Create a function to safely input values into the array, ensuring that no more values are

entered than the allocated size.

$-$ Use std::cin.getline to read input safely if you decide to take input as strings.