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Content of the exercise: In the exercise you will implement a special kind of dictionary. Words are saved in this dictionary, and next to each word is saved a counter that counts

How many times users entered the word in the dictionary. When the dictionary is printed, the words are printed in order of frequency of use

In them, that is: according to the number of times they were entered into the dictionary.

Shamagadi sees the following class: entry.h $1.$ Write a file called

class Entry $\{$

private:

std::string word;

int counter;

public:

Entry$($const std::string& input$)$;

~Entry$()$;

void increment$()$;

void print$()$;

$\}$;

It is allowed to declare additional functions and variables inside and outside the class, according to the requirements of your solution for the exercises.

This is also true in the following questions.

$.$entry.h which defines the functions declared in entry.cpp $2.$ Write a file named

counter of the classifier, and initializes the word member to the input member. The class constructor copies the contents of the parameter

$.$ with the value $1$

$.$ By $1,$ the counter advances the value of the increment$()$ function

word prints the department fields in one line $($with a line break at the end$).$ For example, if the print$()$ function

Contains the number $2,$ the function prints counter and "pizza" contains the word

pizza $2$

which defines the following class: dictionary.h $3.$ Write a file called

class Dictionary $\{$

private:

std::list values;

public:

Dictionary$()$;

~Dictionary$()$;

void insert$($const std::string& input$)$;

void print$()$;

$\}$;

$.$ dictionary.h which defines the functions declared in dictionary.cpp $4.$ Write a file named

is already roughly in the dictionary. If it is not found, it creates an input and checks if the word insert is the function

$.$ of the same value is advanced by $1$ counter if the word is found, the member $($Entry new value in the dictionary $($of type

Prints the dictionary. The dictionary should be printed so that it is sorted in ascending order of the counter. The print function

Entries with the same counter will be sorted, in a secondary sort, in alphabetical order. For example, if the dictionary contains the values

$\{$pizza$,3\},\{$aardvark$,2\},\{$intergalactic$,3\},\{$zoology$,2\}$

So the function will print like this:

aardvark $2$

zoology $2$

intergalactic $3$

pizza $3$

that builds a dictionary, puts some values $$into it$,$ and prints the dictionary. You can insert main.cpp $5.$ Write a file called

values $$and print as many as you want. This file can be used by you to test your software. Do not submit only the other files defined above.