Step $1$

$$ Implement the following class header file $($i$.$e$.$ write the cpp file$).$

$$ You may add any other properties and$/$or methods that you need. You might want to check with me before adding them just to make sure you're on the right track.

$$ Write a main function that will test all the different methods. Make sure your main function is easy to read and understand. I recommend you use regions and procedures to break up the logic. You can easily comment out a call to previously made procedures so you can test only the current procedure that you are working on$.$

$$ You may use any string functions you want $($e$.$g$.$ strlen, strstr$,$ etc$).$

$$ You may not use the built$-$in String class.

$$ In addition to the methods listed below, overload the following operators with all reasonable parameters $($i$.$e$.$ char, const char $*,$ CSuperString &$)$: $==,!=,>,<,>=,<=.$

$$ NONE of the class methods other than the constructors or the assignment operators $(=$ and $+=)$ should change m$\_$pstrSuperString.

$$ You must assign the value back to the class instance to make it permanent. For example:

ssBuffer $=$ ssBuffer.ToUpperCase$()$;

$$ Minus one letter grade for any memory leak. Minus two letter grades if there are a lot of memory leaks.

$$ Minus one letter grade if replace with substrings doesn't work correctly.

$$ Minus one letter grade if self assignment doesn$$t work correctly $($e$.$g$.$ ssBuffer $=$ ssBuffer.ToUpperCase$()$; $).$

$$ Minus one letter grade if you don't solve the double call problem. The following should display correctly:

printf$($ "Left$(2)$: $\%$s$,$ Left$(4)$: $\%$s

$",$ ssBuffer.Left$(2),$ ssBuffer.Left$(4))$;

Splitting the code up into two lines is not the solution.

$$ Add the following procedure to your tests and make sure it executes without errors.

void MuahahahTest$1()$

$\{$

CSuperString ssTest;

cout $<<$Muahahah Test #$1$: $<<$ ssTest $<<$ endl;

$\}$

$$ Add the following procedure to your tests and make sure it executes without errors.

void MuahahahTest$2()$

$\{$

CSuperString ssTest $=$ "I Love Star Wars and I Love Star Trek";

ssTest $=$ ssTest.Replace$($ "Love","Really Love Love" $)$;

cout $<<$Muahahah Test #$2$: $<<$ ssTest $<<$ endl;

$\}$

$$ I recommend you start with just the following methods, get those working and code, test and run additional methods one at a time: constructor, initialize, assignment operator, deep copy, to string and print.

$$ Next, I$$d recommend you get all the other constructors done.

$$ After that, I$$d recommend you get all the $$to $$ methods done.