C++ Programming. The project is described in the textbook, Chapter 9 PROGRAMMING PROJECTS #6. It is found on page 521 in the 8th edition of the textbook and on page 536 of the 9th edition.

Vectors are similar to arrays except the length of an array is fixed when it is created. The length of a vector can automatically grow or shrink as the program executes. This lab is asking you to create a dynamic array of five strings. Functions are available to either add an entry or delete an entry from the array. The size of the array should grow or shrink when one of these functions is called.

When adding a new string to the array, this is to be accomplished by creating a new dynamic array, adding the new string into the new array, deleting the old array and returning the new dynamic array.

When deleting a string from the array, a new dynamic array is to be created by copying all of the data from the old array (except the string to be deleted) into a new array, deleting the old array and returning the new dynamic array. Nothing is to be done if the string can not be found in the old array.

The functions are to be delcared as follows:

string* addEntry(string *dynamicArray, int &size, string newEntry);

string* deleteEntry(string *dynamicArray, int &size, string entryToDelete);

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