Revise the Chapter 11 Composition example so that it uses a linked list to hold the collection of address book entries.

Create a project and copy over the files from the Chapter 11 Composition example as well as the linkedList.h and orderedLinkedList.h files from the Chapter 16/Source Code from Text folder.

Modify the extPersonType class to

Overload the >= and == operators so that they return true if the last names of the operands are the same.

Modify the addressBookType class to

Inherit from orderedLinkedList. The addressBookType class does not have to be generic, fix the type of the items in orderedLinkedList to be extPersonType.

Modify addEntry() and findPerson() to use the linked list operations.

Extend the addressBookType class by adding these operations:

addPerson() to get the information interactively for a person and add an entry for them to the address book.

removePerson() to delete a specific person's entry from the address book.

readInfo() which takes a file name as an input parameter and reads the address book information from that file (a data file is provided for testing).

saveInfo() which takes a file name as an input parameter and writes the address book information back out to that file.

Write a program to manage the address book. The program should read the address book information from a file when it starts and write the information back out to a file when it terminates.

Make your program menu-driven and use this menu:

Select an option to manage your address book: 

Find a person 

Add a new person 

Remove a person 

Print the address book 

Quit 

Do not make changes to any classes other than extPersonType and addressBookType.

Turn in all your class files, your test program, your data file after testing, and one or more screen shots showing the results of your testing.

After completing this project you will show that you can

Extend a class by overloading operators.

Provide access to the private members of an object which is a private instance variable of another class.

Construct a collection class that uses a linked list to manage the collection.

Construct a recursive print function.

Extract data from a file on secondary storage and load it into a collection object.

Store data from a collection object to a file on secondary storage.

Construct a menu-driven program to test the features of a collection object.

Justify the claim that employing object-oriented techniques can minimize coding effort.

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