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PrimeNumber Array PrimeNumber Array(int) generate(): void Number Array Number Array(int) + -NumberArray generateAndPrint(): void # numbers: int* # amount: int generate(): void print(): void EvenNumber Array EvenNumber Array(int) generate(): void OddNumberArray OddNumberArray(int) generate(): void The constructors should receive amount as parameter and dynamically initialize numbers with amount integers. Each generate() function should perform and fill the numbers array differently: Number Array: random integers . PrimeNumber Array: random prime members EvenNumberArray: random even numbers OddNumber Array: random odd numbers print() functions should print the array. The generateAndPrint() function calls both generate() and print() functions itself because they are defined as private functions and are unavailable to outside the class. Write a simple program which initializes and displays all types of mentioned arrays on screen. Use dynamic binding appropriately. Enter length for normal number array: 6 Enter length for prime number array: 11 Enter length for even number array: Z Enter length for odd number array: 8 Normal numbers: 256 -> 756 -> 851 -> 758 -> 555 -> 246 Prime numbers : 97 -> 283 -> 509 -> 211 -> 199 -> 877 -> 541 -> 929 -> 439 -> 79 -> 11 Even numbers : 882 -> 282 -> -> 10 -> 486 -> 908 -> 472 Odd numbers : 69 -> 481 -> 17 -> 717 -> 611 -> 77 -> 131 -> 97