C++ Pointers and Dynamic Arrays

Pointers and Dvnamic Arravs 1 - Objective The purpose of this assignment is for students to gain a better understanding of pointers and dynamic allocation, along with reinforcing their knowledge of arrays. 2 - Problem Write a program that: Creates a dynamic array of integers (int) starting size 2 + This will be used to store user input elements. Create a menu interface with the options: Print Element, Add Element, Delete Element, Return Size, and Exit. This will be how the user interacts with the array (Note: You can look over the Sample Output section to see how the user interacts with the menu) - + Print Elements: + This option will print all the elements currently stored in the array. +If there are no elements in the array, it prints out "No elements" (without quotes) + Add Element: This option asks the user to input a number to store into the array then inserts the number in the array + +If the array does not have room to add another element, the array should be expanded to 2 times its current size before adding the element. +Print a message "Array expanded" (without quotes) whenever the size doubles. +Anytime the array size is changed, you should copy the old array elements into the new one and deallocate the old one to prevent memory leaks