Base.h$/$cpp

Create a Base class. Add a private char$*$ member to the class for the name and initialize it to nullptr. Next, implement a public SetName method $($it must do a deep copy of the memory since the name is a dynamic pointer$).$ You may use the CopyString method from lecture. Also add a public GetName$()$ method that will return the name.

Declare a public DisplayRecord method that is pure virtual $($meaning it will have no definition$)$:

virtual void DisplayRecord$()=0$;

Finally, fully implement the Rule of $3$ for the class because it has a dynamic memory member.

HINT: You only need to write the operator$=$ and just have your copy constructor call that method $(*$this $=$ copy;$)$ since they will usually have the same code.

Because the rule of $3$ incorporates a copy constructor, you will lose the blank default constructor that Visual Studio writes for you. Add an empty default constructor to the class to fix this.