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C$++$ PRogramMING: DYNAMIC MEMORY ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS

OVERVIEW

The objective of this lab is to demonstrate dynamic allocation and deallocation of memory. This program leverages functionality that is useful in real$-$world applications where information is not always available at design time, and structures must be created at run time. This program also highlights the need for effective memory management to prevent issues with memory leaks, security, and overall program performance.

REMINDER

Do not put each class code into a single file.

INSTRUCTIONS

You will be creating a class named Vehicle that will be used to help show how to work with dynamic allocation and deallocation of memory using an array of pointers to pointers of Vehicle objects.

Class:

Name: Vehicle

Purpose: To accept and store the information about the specific Vehicle. Functions are provided to manipulate the data.

Constructor:

Zero$-$argument constructor that initializes the data members.

Must output message "Creating new Vehicle"

Destructor:

Default destructor.

Must output message $"$In Vehicle destructor"

Data Members:

manufactureName $-$ string

Cannot be blank.

modelName $-$ string

Cannot be blank.

vehicleColor $-$ string

Cannot be blank.

numberOfTailLights $-$ int

This is the number of tail lights per side of the vehicle.

A random number between $1$ and $5$ inclusive

Note: Setters and Getters are required even if they are not used.

Functions:

setManufactureName $0$ and getManufactureName $()$

setModelName $0$ and getModelName

setVehicleColor,$0$ and getVehicleColor,$0$

setNumberOfTailLights $0$ and getNumberOfTailLights $0$

In main$(),$ prompt the user to enter the number of vehicles that he or she has owned in his or her life. The prompt must indicate that the number of vehicles is between $2$ and $10$ inclusive. Error check the number of vehicles. Dynamically create a built$-$in array based on this number $($not a vector or object of the array class$)$ to hold pointers to Vehicle objects.

Program Flow:

Request the number of vehicles owned.

Remember to error$-$check the input.

Dynamically create the array of pointers to pointers and use the entered number of vehicles owned as the array dimension.

Start a loop that will continue until the correct number of vehicles has been entered and stored.

Tip: This Lab can use a for loop to walk through the array. Remember that arrays in $C++$ are $0$ based.

Dynamically generate a new Vehicle object.

This requires the use of the new keyword to create the pointer to the Vehicle object.

Request the information from the user for each of the three string data members and validate that a blank was not entered.

Using the rand$()$ function, generate a random number between $1$ and $5$ inclusive.

Required: Use the seed value of $100$ in the srand$()$ function that initializes the random numbers.

Using the setters, load the Vehicle object data members with the values entered or generated.

Add the Vehicle object to the array location pointed to by the for loop.

End of the processing loop

Start a loop to display the information about each Vehicle the array points to$.$

See the output example below.

End of the processing loop

Start a loop that will dynamically deallocate each Vehicle object pointed to by the array.

Delete the Vehicle object pointed to by the current array element.

End of the processing loop

Deallocate the array.

End of the processing loop

End of program

Because the program uses dynamic memory to store the array and the objects in the array, be sure to de$-$allocate all the memory before exiting. Do not use the older malloc$()$ and free$()$ functions; instead, use the C$++$ commands of new and delete

For this project, you will need an array of pointers to pointers. That means you will use the $**$ to define the array instead of the $*.$ Look this information over, or search for C$++$ array of pointers to objects.

Because you are creating a pointer to a Vehicle object and then storing that pointer in the array of pointers, deallocating memory is a $2-$step process.

In the first step, you use a loop to walk through the array of pointers and delete the object being pointed to$.$ In the second step, you delete the array of pointers. Here is one example.The array of pointers named objects was defined as an array of pointers to pointers using the $**$ definition. Then, new objects of type object $($a class the code created$)$ are created, filled with data, and the pointer to the object is stored in the next array element.Here is some information on deallocating a memory array.

A sample of the program running is shown below:Use the setw$()$ function to defined the two column widths and use right and left to justify each column correctly.Example:

Note: The number parameter for the setw $($ is the width