Develop software using dynamic arrays (using the new and delete operators) that allows a user to enter the names of the athletic equipment below.
1. 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%
2. Print an inventory list before and after Mark’s purchase.
3. 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.
4. Your program must use pointer variables for all variables.
5. 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 : 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.
Use the command script to capture your interaction compiling and running the program, including all operations, as shown below:
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
