In c++. Make a class that will be your dynamic array. (Think of something similar to "vector".) Create a destructor that deletes the memory and a constructor that allocates the memory, Use "make_unique".

Create a copy constructor for the class.

For now, have it be a dynamic array class of integers.

One of the most common errors of arrays is trying to access beyond the memory that you have created. Overload the [] and do a check that the index that they chose is not beyond the array. To save yourself some time in the next assignment, have the class exist only in a .h file. (Instead of having it in a cpp and h file).

Program 2, modify your previous "dynamic array class" to be a template to allow an array of whatever.

Use the class and function to make sure it works. Try with ints and strings.