Database System Concepts
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Please help create the cpp file.
The State class
- You can allocate 500 as the size for the weeks array.
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Transcribed Image Text:State
□ std::string name
□ WeekData* weeks
☐ int numberOfDataPoints
● State()
• State(std::string name)
● State(const State& rhs)
• State& operator=(const State& rhs)
• ~State()
• std::string getName() const
• void addWeek(std::string weekData)
• double getMeanDeaths() const
• double getSt Dev() const
• int getOutlierCount() const
std::vector<std::string> getOutlierinfos() const
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