Develop software using dynamic arrays (using the new and delete operators) that allows a user to enter the names of the athletic equipment below.
- If Mark purchases two pairs of Nike basketball shoes, three Under Armour T-shirts, four Nike shorts, and one pair of Brooks running shoes; print a receipt for the purchase including the total cost before and after tax. Assume the tax rate is 8.25%
- Print an inventory list before and after Mark’s purchase.
- Add a copy constructor to your inventory management class. Test the copy constructor by instantiating a new inventory management object which is a copy of the original. Print an inventory list for the new object. This should match the original inventory.
- Your program must use pointer variables for all variables.
- Use at least one user defined namespace.
| Name of equipment | Cost | Quantity |
| Nike basketball shoes | $145.99 | 22 |
| Under Armour T-shirt | $29.99 | 33 |
| Brooks running shoes | $111.44 | 11 |
| Asics running shoes | $165.88 | 20 |
| Nike shorts | $45.77 | 77 |
Extra Credit [+10 pts]: Maintain a transaction history of all items purchased. Print an audit log of all transactions including cost & quantity for items. Ensure the copy constructor from step 3 also makes a copy of the transaction history.
HW07 – Pointers & Dynamic Arrays [100 pts]
Use the command script to capture your interaction compiling and running the program, including all operations, as shown below:
CS1C Fall 2018 TTH HW07 100pts Due: Tu 9/25/2018
cs1c@cs1c-VirtualBox ~/cs1c/hw/07 $ script hw07.scr Script started, file is hw07.scr cs1c@cs1c-VirtualBox ~/cs1c/hw/07 $ date
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cs1c@cs1c-VirtualBox ~/cs1c/hw/07 $ ls -l
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cs1c@cs1c-VirtualBox ~/cs1c/hw/07 $ make all
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cs1c@cs1c-VirtualBox ~/cs1c/hw/07 $ ls -l
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cs1c@cs1c-VirtualBox ~/cs1c/hw/07 $ ./hw07
… // print out output from step 2 and 3
cs1c@cs1c-VirtualBox ~/cs1c/hw/07 $ exit Script done, file is hw07.scr
cs1c@cs1c-VirtualBox ~/cs1c/hw/07 $ make tar
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