Suppose you have the following class declaration: class Integerlist{ public: IntegerList(); -IntegerList(); IntegerList(const IntegerList&); IntegerList& operator=(const IntegerList& rhs); bool AddInTheBeginning(int number); bool AddInTheMiddle(int number); bool AddInTheEnd(int number); size_t Size()const; private: struct Node{ int number; Node next; }; Node* head; }; You are asked to implement the method AddInTheMiddle, this method inserts an element into the linked list in the middle position. Examples: If the list elements are (], then inserting in the middle the number 3, results in the list [3] If the list elements are [4], then inserting in the middle the number 8, results in the list [8, 4] • If the list elements are [7, 1], then inserting in the middle the number 5, results in the list [7, 5, 1] • If the list elements are [5, 11 ,6], then inserting in the middle the number 4, results in the list [5, 4, 11, 6] Note: all the other methods are implemented, the only method that is not implemented is AddInTheMiddle. You may use any of the other methods.

Create a fee invoice application for students attending Valence College, a college in the State of Florida. There are two types of students: graduate and undergraduate. Out-of-state undergraduate students pay twice the tuition of Florida-resident undergraduate students (all students pay the same health and id fees). A graduate student is either a PhD or a MS student. PhD students don't take any courses, but each has an advisor and a research subject. Each Ms and Phd student must be a teaching assistant for one undergraduate course. MS students can only take graduate courses. A course with a Course Number (crn) less than 5000 is considered an undergraduate course, and courses with a 5000 crn or higher are graduate courses. CRN Course Credit Hours. 4587 MAT 236 4 4599 COP 220 3 8997 GOL 124 1 9696 COP 100 3 4580 MAT 136 1 2599 COP 260 3 1997 CAP 424 1 5696 KOL 110 2 7587 MAT 936 5 2599 COP 111 3 6997 GOL 109 1 2696 COP 101 3 5580 MAT 636 2 2099 COP 268 3 4997 CAP 427 1 3696 KOL 910 2…

class TenNums {private:    int *p; public:    TenNums() {        p = new int[10];         for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) p[i] = i;     }    void display() { for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) cout << p[i] << " "; }};int main() {    TenNums a;      a.display();      TenNums b = a;      b.display();      return 0;} Continuing from Question 4, let's say I added the following overloaded operator method to the class. Which statement will invoke this method? TenNums TenNums::operator+(const TenNums& b) {  TenNums o;  for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) o.p[i] = p[i] + b.p [i];  return o;} Group of answer choices TenNums a; TenNums b = a; TenNums c = a + b; TenNums c = a.add(b);

interface StudentsADT{void admissions();void discharge();void transfers();  }public class Course{String cname;int cno;int credits;public Course(){System.out.println("\nDEFAULT constructor called");}public Course(String c){System.out.println("\noverloaded constructor called");cname=c;}public Course(Course ch){System.out.println("\nCopy constructor called");cname=ch;}void setCourseName(String ch){cname=ch;System.out.println("\n"+cname);}void setSelectionNumber(int cno1){cno=cno1;System.out.println("\n"+cno);}void setNumberOfCredits(int cdit){credits=cdit;System.out.println("\n"+credits);}void setLink(){System.out.println("\nset link");}String getCourseName(){System.out.println("\n"+cname);}int getSelectionNumber(){System.out.println("\n"+cno);}int getNumberOfCredits(){System.out.println("\n"+credits);   }void getLink(){System.out.println("\ninside get link");}} public class Students{String sname;int cno;int credits;int maxno;public Students(){System.out.println("\nDEFAULT constructor…