C++ only please.

Create a class StudentList that contains Student objects. It has the following data members:

class StudentList{ private: static const size_t LIST_SIZE = 150; // the maximum items in the list

Student *items; // items will point to the dynamically allocated

array size_t numItems; // the number of items currently in the list

public: // member functions to be defined by to be defined and completed by YOU! Hooray!

}

The class should have the following member functions:

- One or multiple constructors - A copy constructor

- A function that prints all the students names.

- A function that checks if a student exists in a list by given either the ID or the names.

- Accessing functions

- A destructor Create a driver to test the class.

Submit the files: slist.h, slist.cpp, slisttest.cpp

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student.h

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#ifndef STUDENT_H #define STUDENT_H

class Student{

public: Student(char*, char*, int); // Constuctor Student(const Student &); // Copy Constuctor ~Student(); // Destructor void display(); // function to display student info

private: char* fname; char* lname; int id; };

#endif // STUDENT_H

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student.cpp

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#include #include #include "Student.h"

using namespace std;

Student::Student(char* pF, char* pL, int idnum){ id = idnum; fname = new char[strlen(pF)+1]; lname = new char[strlen(pL)+1]; strcpy(fname, pF); strcpy(lname, pL); }

// Constructor Student::Student(const Student &stud){

id = stud.id; fname = new char[strlen(stud.fname)+1]; lname = new char[strlen(stud.lname)+1]; strcpy(fname, stud.fname); strcpy(lname, stud.lname); }

Student::~Student(){ delete [] fname; delete [] lname; }

void Student::display(){ cout<<"Id: "<

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stest.cpp

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#include #include #include "Student.h"

using namespace std;

int main(){

char fnmae[50], lname[50]; int id;

cout<<"Enter student id: "; cin>>id;

cout<<"Enter first name: "; cin>>fnmae;

cout<<"Enter last name: "; cin>>lname;

// Creating Student Object Student std(fnmae, lname, id);

// printing info std.display();

return 0; }

THANK YOU!!