Design a class called Student. Separate the declaration and methods definition file. The class

should store the following student information:

name: student's name, type is string

id: student ID

$,$

$$type is string

numTests: number of tests, type is int

scores: a pointer to an array of test scores, type is double

Define the following member functions:

Constructors:

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$$Student

$($

int

$)$

: Parameterized constructor with number of tests as the parameter.

$$

$$Student

$($

string

$,$

$$string$,$ int

$)$

: Parameterized constructor with student name, student id

$,$

and number of tests as parameters.

Destructor

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$$~Student

$($

$)$

Mutator functions:

setName

$($

string name

$)$

$,$

$$setId

$($

string id

$)$

$,$

$$setScore

$($

int testNum, double score

$)$

Accessor functions:

$$

$$string getName

$($

$)$

: get student name

$$

$$string getId

$($

$)$

: get student ID

$$

$$double getScore

$($

int n

$)$

: get score of test n

$$

$$int getNumTests

$($

$)$

: get number of tests

Use Lab$05\_2.$cpp to test your class.

#include

#include "Student.h$"$

using namespace std;

int main$()$

$\{$

Student s$1("$John Doe", $"12345",3),$ s$2(2)$;

s$1.$setScore$(0,89)$;

s$1.$setScore$(1,97)$;

s$1.$setScore$(2,91)$;

s$2.$setName$("$Buzz$")$;

s$2.$setId$("02468")$;

s$2.$setScore$(0,82)$;

s$2.$setScore$(1,85)$;

$//$get students' first test score

cout $<<$ "Name: $"<<$ s$1.$getName$()<<"$ Score: $"<<$ s$1.$getScore$(0)<<$ endl;

cout $<<$ "Name: $"<<$ s$2.$getName$()<<"$ Score: $"<<$ s$2.$getScore$(0)<<$ endl;

$//$print students info

cout $<<"$

$>>>$ Studdent $1<<<"$;

s$1.$printStudentInfo$()$;

cout $<<">>>$ Studdent $2<<<"$;

s$2.$printStudentInfo$()$;

s$1.$setName$("$Joseph$")$;

s$1.$setScore$(1,100)$;

cout $<<"$

$>>>$ Studdent $1<<<"$;

s$1.$printStudentInfo$()$;

return $0$;

$\}$