In c++,

#include  #include "flex.h" using namespace std; int main() { Flex a, b(123), c(64374924); cout << a << ',' << b << ',' << c << endl; b.cat(a); cout << b << endl; b.cat(c); cout << b << endl; c.cat(c); c.cat(c); cout << c << endl; return 0; } Here is my execution output: *0*,*123*,*64374924* *123 * *123 64374924* *64374924643749246437492464374924* 

I was wondering if this was possible to do. There has to be a cat

- Objects of class Flex allow a variable length int to be maintained. - When the constructor for Flex is provided an int as a parameter, the Flex object created will have that int value. If no parameter is provided, a default int (0) should be created. - Flex should have an overload of the output operator (<<) that will display the int surrounded by stars (*). - Flex also has a void function, cat, having one reference parameter of type Flex. The function cat should append the parameter to the end of the Flex object invoking cat. - There is no established bound on the size of a Flex object, so dynamic storage allocation should be used. - All Flex member data is private 

I was wondering if this was possible to do and if so, how would the flex.h and flex.cpp look like.