Question 6.3 still remains unanswered about cplusplus-prog-exercises HOT 2 CLOSED

Update 1:

Things that I have achieved in this update:

1. Created a constructor which allocates the desired memory to the members using 'new' operator.
2. Populated the members with data.

NOTE:
Even though I have uploaded this update, there are some areas/ concerns with this code that I want to draw your attention...

• First, is the use of C-style arrays i.e, char arrays or char*... In modern C++, especially if you are using a C++ compiler based on C++11 or C++14 standard (or a later standard), it is highly recommended to use the std::string container to deal with string or multi-character based data...

• Second, even though, I have used 'new' (since, it was mentioned in the question), I will also need to
  define a destructor to deallocate the memory that has been allocated to the members... But, again, this
  complicates the situation since the responsibility of dealing with releasing the memory and preventing
  situations like memory leaks fall on our shoulders...

  Hence, only use 'new' when it is absolutely necessary (or, in situations, when the question has
  explicitly mentioned to use it..) The program is working fine and it is terminating properly (hence, I feel
  that the code is freeing the memory properly, but again, be careful while using new and delete).

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Update 2:

The answer to this question is complete and hence, this issue is now 'closed'.

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