Mini Project $05$ Processing transactions along with undo and redo

In this mini project, you are asked to first implement and test a TransactionStack class and then use it to process the undo and redo requests of transactions to a bank account. Part I

The TransactionStack class definition has been provided for you in the "TransactionStack.h$"$ file of the "Mini Project $05$: Account Transactions" project. You are not allowed to make any changes to this file. Each item of a TransactionStack object is defined with the following structure:The TransactionStack class has one private data member.

The top$\_$ data member is to point at the top transaction in the stack.

Here are more details about the functions you need to implement and test for the TransactionStack class. Make a copy of the Mini $05$ Sample Run document and, as you make progress in implementing and testing the functions, capture related screenshots that demonstrate proper testing of related functions into the document. At the end, save the document in PDF and upload it to Canvas.

Transactionstack: : Transactionstack $()$ ;

This member function is to create a TransactionStack object that holds no transaction. Initialize the top$\_$ data member to nu$11$ptr$.$

void TransactionStack: :push$($const string&$,$ double$)$;

This member function takes two parameters.

The first parameter indicates the transaction type, which would be either "deposit" or "withdraw".

The second parameter indicates the transaction amount.

It is expected to use values of the parameters to create a new Transactionstack object and push it to the stack as the new top of the stack.

ostream& operatorostreams$,$ const TransactionStack &$)$;

This friend function is to overload the $$ operator and display the transactions in the stack from top to bottom. You get to choose the format of the output.

Transactionstack: : Transactionstack $()$ ;

This member function is to release all dynamically allocated memory associated with a