his assignment tests the concepts of:

Pointers

Dynamic memory

Program Objective:

Write and test a C++ program using dynamic memory allocation. You will not be using the bag class as we did in last lab. If at any time you need assistance, please get your professors attention. Please test your program between each step before moving on.

Write the code to your program

Save your program

Execute the program

Verify the output

Modify your program

DELIVERABLES:

Main program: lab02.cpp

Submitted assignments without the above file named correctly will render your assignment as uncompilable and will be detrimental to your assignment grade.

Instructions:

Reading in data:

Create a int pointer and set it to NULL or nullptr.

Create a size_t variable to maintain the current size of the dynamic array, initialize this variable to 0.

Create a for loop which iterates over all the command-line arguments

Do not sum the numbers in this loop (assuming you read ahead)

If first argument (argi == 1): Create an array of size 1 on the heap and set its value to the first command-line arguments numeric value (use atoi)

For all other arguments: Increase the size of the dynamic array by ONE. Grow the array without introducing any memory leaks

Create and use a function that resizes the array

place the numeric value of command-line argument to the empty location of the array

Processing of data:

In a separate loop located AFTER the one created in the last step.

Do not use argc in this loops condition

Calculate the mean of the numbers in the array

Display of results:

Display the mean of the numbers

Before the return 0 of your main function

Destroy the array and leave no memory on the heap

Additional requirements:

No STL containers may be used. Include only iostream and algorithm (if you wish to use copy).

No class creation and keep all code inside your one cpp file. Follow the best practices of C++ and utilize function prototypes separated from their implementation.

This is my code:

#include

using namespace std;

void resize(int * &a, size_t& oldSize, size_t newSize);

int main(int argc, char *argv[])

{

int *dp= nullptr;

*dp = new int

*dp = 1;

delete dp;

if (dp!= nullptr)

{delete dp;}

int argi;

if (argi==1)

size_t s = 0;

/*p= new int [0];

p [0]= 4;

p [1] = 3;

p [2] = 8;

s= 4;

int *np = new int [s + 1];

copy(p, p+s, np);

delete [] p;

p= np;*/

for ( size_t argi=1 ; argi < argc ; ++argi )

{

cout << "Arg_" << argi << ":" << argv[argi] << resize<< endl;

}

double value [1] = 89;

double sum =0;

for (int i =0; i < 1; ++i )

{

sum = sum + value[i];

}

cout << " The Mean of the Number: " << sum<< endl;

return 0;

}

void resize(int * &a, size_t& oldSize, size_t newSize)

{

if (newSize

oldSize =newSize;

int *p = new int [oldSize];

copy (a, a + oldSize, p);

delete [] a;

a=p;

oldSize = newSize;

}