In the source file (CPP), create a C++ class that contains your functions and data members as follows: • Data members: · 2 arrays of strings named names and values respectfully (do not use STL containers e or your score will be reduced significantly). The size of the arrays should be large enough to hold all of the data parsed from the test files (we will be modifying this in the future so don't worry about the size being just right. Err on the side of too large if anything). • names array: will contain all of the names in the object values array: will contain all of the values in the object Member functions:

Parameter passing in C is an alternative to using a global variable, but it comes with certain drawbacks.

You are a member of a standardization committee for a new C++ standard, and there is a proposal on the table to drop C-strings from the language and support only the C++ string class. State whether you would oppose or support the proposal and explain why.

Typedef must be defined.

Which of the following best describes the differences between read-only, constant, and non-constant variables in C#?

C++ Write a struct declaration for Animal which has three elements: a string for animal type, a string for color, and an integer for number of offspring. Then write the declaration for a structure variable of type Animal.