Drill $1$ Exercise

$1.$ Write a program that will declare a Student structure datatype $($shown below$).$ The program will

ask the user for $10$ records of type Student. The program will have the following Menu Items

that the user can execute:

$*******$MENU$*************************$

$1.$ SEARCH

$2.$ EDIT a Record

$3.$ SORT the Array of Record

$4.$ QUIT

CHOICE:

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Search Menu Item: This will ask the user for a Surname of a student, and output the record of

student$/$s that equals to the query surname

Edit a Record Menu Item: This will also ask for Student Number$($Unique Identifier$),$ if the

Student Number is present in the array of records, the user will be ask to edit all the information

about that particular record.

Sort the Array of Record Menu Item: This will Sort the Array of Records based on the Surname.

This will also trigger the program to output all the records and information for each record.

OUIT Menu Item: This will Exit the Program.

NOTE: For this program exercise, use dynamic memory allocation in declaring the array of

records. You need to use pointer notation in accessing the array of records. Using pointer

arithmetic is optional.

struct Student

$\{$

char studentNumber$[20]$;

char Fname$[30]$;

char Sname$[30]$;

char gender$[10]$;

$\}$;

Questions

$1.$ How do you allocate and deallocate memory locations in C$++$

$2.$ What is a dynamic memory allocation?

$3.$ What are the advantages and disadvantages of dynamic memory

allocation?

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Conclusion $($Handwritten in Engineering Lettering$)$