Language is c++

pointer dot is the arrow operator and the dot is the dot operator

Problem 9: Given the following, and assuming there's a constructor that initializes everything to either 0 or NULL, fill in the blanks with either Dot (D) or Pointer Dot (PD) class AClass ( public: int x; int *y; int z[4] = {3,4,1,8); AClass *neighbor; int main() ( AClass a; = new int [3]; [3] = 4; z[2] 12; = AClass *b = new AClass(); b b -y[3] z[1] y= new int [5]; =2; = 8; AClass *cnew AClass[3]; c[0] c[0] cie1 ; c[0] -y = new int[4] [2] = 3; new AClass(); neighbor neighbor neighbor y new int [4]; return (e); Problem 9: Given the following, and assuming there's a constructor that initializes everything to either 0 or NULL, fill in the blanks with either Dot (D) or Pointer Dot (PD) class AClass ( public: int x; int *y; int z[4] = {3,4,1,8); AClass *neighbor; int main() ( AClass a; = new int [3]; [3] = 4; z[2] 12; = AClass *b = new AClass(); b b -y[3] z[1] y= new int [5]; =2; = 8; AClass *cnew AClass[3]; c[0] c[0] cie1 ; c[0] -y = new int[4] [2] = 3; new AClass(); neighbor neighbor neighbor y new int [4]; return (e)