Arrays and Dynamic Memory Location

Objective (Problem) You are to develop a utility to assist your C++ instructor to compute the class average. This application should prompt your instructor with a message asking him whether or not he wants to calculate the class average. Based on the instructor’s response your going to proceed with entering the students names and marks, maximum of 10 students, then you will calculate and display the class average, student name & mark entered and a constructive comment about the student mark compared to the class average, preferably in a table format. Deliverables (Requirements)  Your program must store all marks into an array of a primitive data type (int, long, float, double etc.) and should calculate the class average from the set of marks stored within that array.  Your program should also be able to store the names of the student at run time, after you have dynamically allocated sufficient space in memory for each student. (Hint: Use an array of char* to store the address allocated for each name by new operator)  Make sure to handle your memory allocation properly by releasing the memory used to avoid any memory leakages. (Hint: Use the delete [ ] operator to achieve that).  You must have at least two functions other then main (), one to calculate the class average and the other to display the student’s name, mark, average, and a good or an ok comment depending on the student’s mark compared to the class average  Your program must be properly documented (function headers, comments, proper indenting etc.) to improve the readability of your source code

## Deliverables

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## Platform

Windows XP, Microsoft Visual C++

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