I posted the instructions and the example output.

We now want make the songmain.cpp file more dynamic in how many song entries to create. Note that we don't want a fixed array size; we want to only allocate enough memory for the exact number of entries we have. So first your program should ask the user how many song entries they would like to add. Then the program should create an array of Song objects of exactly that size To create a dynamic array, start by declaring the array as a pointer Song* list; Then create the array of Song objects after asking the size of the array: list new song [size]; Then use a for loop to ask for the information for each song. Then you will need to call the setters for each field (title, artist, year and duration) to set the values in the Song object Now, again using another for loop, print out each song entry in the list using the print function. When done printing, remember to delete the list: delete [1 list; Make C-strings dynamic inside Song class To make the program fully dynamic, we should also create the C-strings dynamically. Start by changing the title and artist member variables to pointer to char char title; // and so on... Then in the constructor, set these to NULL. This will help determine if these have been previously set to a value. title nullptr; // and so on... Now, in the getters, we don't need to copy into a passed in C-string; we can now pass back the pointer to the C-string. To be on the safe side, use the const keyword in the return type