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2. According the user input, dynamically allocate an array of type of “record” defined above called waitingList. If the user input is n, then such array should have n elements. i was wondering how to do this part or could someone explain it to me
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please post some of the code and point out which part you are struggling with
#include<iostream> using namespace std; struct record { char lastname[100]; char iD[50]; int score; }; #define Maxwaitlist; cout<<"enter the size of the waiting list:\n"<<endl; cin>>Maxwaitlist; class queue { public:
this is the code i have so far and i am struggiling with the step i asked earlier.
How about something like this: record * myRecords; myRecords = new record [Maxwaitlist];
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