Here is a simple driver:

#include

#include

#include "Participant.h$"$

#include "MeetingScheduler.h$"$

using namespace std;

int main$()$

$\{$

cout $<<$ "Meeting Scheduler" $<<$ endl;

Participant$*$ p$1=$ new Participant$("$Mark$",$ "mmahoney@carthage.edu", $"(262)551-5869")$;

Participant$*$ p$2=$ new Participant$("$Laura$",$ "laura@mail.com", $"(262)551-1234")$;

Participant$*$ p$3=$ new Participant$("$Buddy$",$ "buddy@mail.com", $"(262)551-2345")$;

Participant$*$ p$4=$ new Participant$("$Patrick$",$ "patrick@mail.com", $"(262)551-3456")$;

$//$create a meeting scheduler for a $45$ minute meeting

MeetingScheduler scheduler$(45)$;

$//$add p$1$ to the scheduler as available on Monday from $9$:$00$ to $10$:$00$

scheduler.setAvailable$($p$1,$ MONDAY, $"9$:$00$am$","10$:$00$am$")$;

$//$add p$2$ to the scheduler as available on Monday from $8$:$00$ to $1$:$00$

scheduler.setAvailable$($p$2,$ MONDAY, $"8$:$00$am$","1$:$00$pm$")$;

$//$add p$3$ to the scheduler as available on Monday from $8$:$15$ to $10$:$15$

scheduler.setAvailable$($p$3,$ MONDAY, $"8$:$15$am$","10$:$15$am$")$;

$//$have the scheduler find available meeting times

scheduler.findAvailableMeetingTimes$()$;

$//$clean up the objects created on the heap

delete p$1$;

delete p$2$;

delete p$3$;

delete p$4$;

return $0$;

$\}$