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COSC1430_Exercise1

Given a class FamilyVacation below

class FamilyVacation
{
   public:
        void  SetNumDays(int dayCount);
        void  SetNumPeople(int peopleCount);
        void  SetNames(string [], int);
        void  Print() const;
        FamilyVacation operator+(int moreDays);
   private:
        int   numDays;
        int   numPeople;
        string *names;
  };

Define three constructors:

·A default constructor that sets the default values for the three members as numDays=0, numPeople=0, names = nullptr
·An overloaded constructor that takes three parameters as input in the order of (int days, int people, string *names)
·A copy constructor that properly handles the deep copy of the member variable *names
·Define a destructor that releases the memory of the *names member variable.

Overload the following operators:

·A '+' operator that allows the calculation of newVacation = oldVacation + 5; (both newVacation and oldVacation are objects of FamilyVacation). This calculation will return a new vacation with 5 more days (i.e., add 5 to numDays member).
·A '+' operator that allows the calculation of newVacation = Vacation1 + Vacation2;, which will add the numDays of the Vacation1 and Vacation2 and merge the names lists of the two objects
·A '==' operator that compares two FamilyVacation objects, i.e., Vacation1 == Vacation2;,. If the two objects have identical numDays, numPeople and names lists, the function return true; otherwise, it returns false
·The '<<' operator that enables the direct output of FamilyVacation object as cout << myVacation;
·The '=' operator that assign a FamilyVacation object to another using deep copy

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