It is about the c++ integer assignment

1. Prompts the user to enter 5 integers

2. Validates each user entry to ensure that it is an integer

3. Stores the user entries in a one-dimensional array of type int

4. Displays the largest and smallest integer in the array (assume all integers in the array are unique and distinct).

Requirements:

The program must consist of a class called Integers. The class must have:

A public function/method called setUserEntry. This function/method is used to:

Prompt the user for an integer

Invoke a method called validate which verifies that the entry is in fact an integer, if the entry is not an integer, the user is NOT allowed to proceed until he/she enters an integer.

A public function/method called validate ; which verifies that the entry is in fact an integer, if the entry is not an integer, the user is NOT allowed to proceed until he/she enters an integer.

The constructor uses a loop to initialize the elements in the array to zero

The displayIntegers function/method is a const public function/function which takes no parameters and uses a loop to display the values of the array.

The getLargestSmallestIntegers is a public function/method which displays the largest and the smallest integers in the array.

The array is of type int, size 5 and is a private member.

The main function must use a loop to keep the user in the program until he/she wants to quit.

You MUST submit The following THREE files:

A separate .h file called Integers.h.txt

A separate .cpp file called IntegersImp.cpp.txt

A separate .cpp file with main() called main.cpp.txt

Don't forget the corresponding pdf files!

GENERAL RESTRICTIONS FOR ALL QUIZZES, MIDTERM AND FINAL EXAM

No global variables

No labels or go-to statements

No infinite loops, examples include:

for(;;)

while(1)

while(true)

do{//code}while(1);

No break statements to exit loops