Change the Program into C++:

class Point {

private int x;

private int y ;

......... // add any needed methods

public void printPoint( ) { . }

public void shiftPoint(int h, int k) { }

}

class Set {

private Point[ ] p;

public Set (int n) {

p = new Point [n];

}

.. // add any needed methods

public void readSet( ) { . }

public void printSet( ) { . }

public void shiftSet(int h, int k) { }

}

Write the SetTest class such that it starts with constructing a set (of n points, n is to be read from user). The program then reads the points in the set (by calling readSet( )).

Then the program works as a menu-driven with these options:

1- Print the Set

2- Shift the Set

3- Exit

Sample Run:

Enter how many points: 3

Enter 3 points:

3 5 7 3 11 8

Menu: 1- Print 2- Shift 3- Exit

Enter Choice: 1

{ (3 , 5) , ( 7 , 3) , ( 11 , 8) }

Menu: 1- Print 2- Shift 3- Exit

Enter Choice: 2

Enter the shift values in x and y directions: 5 1

Shift Done

Menu: 1- Print 2- Shift 3- Exit

Enter Choice: 1

{ (8 , 6) , ( 12 , 4) , ( 16 , 9) }

Menu: 1- Print 2- Shift 3- Exit

Enter Choice: 3

Program ended, Good Bye.