Write a program that creates test attempts by taking two inputs from the users:

number of questions in the test

Question numbers, space separated that were correct in the TestAttempt.

main.cpp

Reads num of questions in the test from the user.

Read the correct answers for attempt$1,$ which are space separated question numbers which are right.

Read the correct answers for attempt$2,$ which are space separated question numbers which are right.

Print both attempt$1$ and attempt$2.$ You need to overload the stream $<<$ operator to print.

Copy attempt$1$ into a temp object and print temp. $//$ calls copy constructor

Copy attempt$1$ into a temp$2$ object and print temp$2.//$ calls copy constructor

Assign attempt$2$ to an existing object temp$2,$ and print temp$2.//$ calls assignment operator

Use operator$\%$ for attempt$1$ and attempt$2$ and print the result.

Use operator$^$ for attempt$1$ and attempt$2$ and print the result.

Class Description

TestAttempt.h

You need to be able to copy test attempts $($deep copy$)$ and assign test attempts along with printing your attempt object. So you need to overload the following functions in TestAttempt class.

Member fields:

numQuestions: total number of questions in the test.

results: a dynamic boolean array initialized to false for all the questions and only set to true if user gives a correct answer.

TestAttempt attempt$1(8,"12345")$;

$//$ numOfQuestions $=15$

$//$ results is an array with fields T T T T T F F F

Member functions:

Constructor: parameterized constructor.

copy constructor: allows copying of test attempt objects.

TestAttempt attempt$1(15,"12345")$;

TestAttempt attempt$2=$ attempt$1$; $//$ calls copy constructor

TestAttempt attempt$2($attempt$1)$; $//$ calls copy constructor

operator$=$: copies the data from rhs to lhs object $($Note: the lhs object should be existing already, if you create a new object it calls copy constructor$).$

attempt$2=$ attempt$1//$ copies attempt$1$ into attempt$2,$ uses operator$=$

outputstream operator: If you use cout with attempt, it prints the results array as follows

cout$<$