In your main function, do the following to test your functions above:

Create a new list of words $($call it A$).$

Your program creates a new word list object. It asks the user to enter the maximum

number of words in the list $($MAX$\_$WORDS$).$ After that, it calls the function ReadWordList

on object $A($the function is described above$).$

Add a new word to the list $($call the function in part $($c$)).$

Search for a word.

Enter a word from keyboard and call the function $($Contains$)$ to check whether the word

exists in the list or not.

Create a second list $($call it B$),$ input Max$\_$Words from the user. Then call the function

ReadWordList on B$.$

Use the overloaded $==$ operator to check if list A and list B are equal.

Create a third list $($C$)$ using the copy constructor $($make it a copy of the first list$)$

Create a fourth list $($D$)$ and after it is created, make it equal to the second list created

$($this tests your overloaded $=).$

Enter an index $($i$)$ from the keyboard, display the ith word in all of the four lists on

screen using the $[]$ operator $($this tests your $[]).$

Sort the words in the first list A$.$ Call the function in part $($f$)$

Neatly, display the words in all of the four lists on screen. Call the function in part $($g$).$