Extend the code from Lab5A. Use the same UML as below and make extensions as necessary

1. Write a brand new driver program that does the following:
2. Creates a circle object circleOne at (0,0):5.
3. Creates a pointer c1Ptr to circleOne
4. Creates a circle object circleTwo at (-2,-2): 10
5. Creates a pointer c2Ptr to circleTwo
6. Use greaterThan to check if circleTwo is bigger than circleOne and display results
7. Declare an array of pointers to circles- circlePointerArray
8. Call a function with signature inputData(circlePointerArray, string filename) that reads data from a file called dataLab4.txt into the array The following h-k are done in this function
9. Use istringstream to create an input string stream called instream. Initialize it with each string that is read from the data file using the getline method.
10. Read the coordinates for the center and the radius from instream to create the circles
11. Include a try catch statement to take care of the exception that would occur if there was a file open error. Display the message “File Open Error” and exit if the exception occurs
12. Display all the circles in this array of pointers using the toString method
13. Display the sum of the areas of all the circles in the array
14. Switch the position of the second and fourth circles by swapping pointers to the circles
15. Display this changed sequence of circles using toString method

int main(){

// #include

// declare two pointers to circles and create them using “new ” memory from the heap

Circle *One = new Circle(0,0,0); // new gets memory for the circle object from the heap. The circle object is constructed by calling the constructor Circle(0,0,0) and the address of this object is stored in the memory location called One.

Circle *Two = new Circle(1,1,1);

if (One->greaterThan(Two))

std::cout<<” Circle One is bigger “<<>

else

std::cout<<” Circle Two is bigger “<<>

// create an array of pointers to circles

Circle *circlePointerArray[SIZE];

//populate the pointer array with circles from the data file and return the number of circles created

int count = inputData(circlePointerArray, “dataLab4.txt”);

//rest of the code

}

**************** Static Function in Driver ************************

//pointer to pointer works

//Circle * circlePointer[] of course works

int inputData(Circle **circlePointerArray, string filename) // function header for inputting data from data file into Circle array

*****************Instance Method in Circle Class*********************

bool Circle::greaterThan(Circle * other){ // method that compares two circles using radius as key and

return this->radius > other->getRadius(); // returns true if “this circle” is greater than the “other circle”.

// Note the use of ->

}

Testing and Verification

Test your program thoroughly. Make sure that it compiles and runs correctly. I will be inspecting your code to make sure that it addresses the prompt correctly. So it is not sufficient for you to demonstrate that the output matches the required one.

Your output needs to look like this