Submit header file
in this submission, you are going to submit the header file that declares the Student class as a derived class of the following Person class. Specifically, make sure your Student class contains the following list of data members:
• A student's current status: freshman, sophomore, junior or senior.
• A pointer-based dynamic array that stores a student's grades
And the following list of function members (not intended to be a complete interface):

• A default constructor
• The "Big-3" functions
• A ready-only function to return a student's current status
• Any other function(s) that is (are) required by the C++ compiler.

//File: Person.h
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
class Person{
   public:
         virtual ~Person(); //destructor: to release any memory that has been allocated to the object
         Person(); //default constructor: id=-1, name="NA", birthday="1/1/2000"
         Person(const Person & someone); //copy constructor
         void operator= (const Person &rhs); //assignment operator
         int get_id() const; //return the id of a Person object
         string get_name() const; //return the name of a Person object
         const string get_birthday() const; //return the birthday of a Person object
         string getEmail( int i) const; //return the i-th email if exists; o.w: return "NA"
         void set_id(int new_id); //change a person's id to new_id
         void set_name(string new_name); // change a person's name to new_name
         void set_birthday(string new_bday); //change a person's birthday to new_date
         void add_email( string the_email); //add the_email to the list
         int get_num_emails() const;
      virtual void output() const; //print out a person's info.

   private:
         int id;
         string name;
         string birthday;
         string *emails; //list of email addresses stored in lexicographical order.
         int numEmails;
};
Submit the implementation file for the Student class, a derived class of the Person class.
In this submission, you are going to submit the implementation file of the Student class that you have declared in the previous submission. Specifically, please implement the following member functions in your submission:

• The destructor
• The copy constuctor
• The overloaded assignment operator

//File: Person.h
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
class Person{
   public:
         virtual ~Person(); //destructor: to release any memory that has been allocated to the object
         Person(); //default constructor: id=-1, name="NA", birthday="1/1/2000"
         Person(const Person & someone); //copy constructor
         void operator= (const Person &rhs); //assignment operator
         int get_id() const; //return the id of a Person object
         string get_name() const; //return the name of a Person object
         const string get_birthday() const; //return the birthday of a Person object
         string getEmail( int i) const; //return the i-th email if exists; o.w: return "NA"
         void set_id(int new_id); //change a person's id to new_id
         void set_name(string new_name); // change a person's name to new_name
         void set_birthday(string new_bday); //change a person's birthday to new_date
         void add_email( string the_email); //add the_email to the list
         int get_num_emails() const;
      virtual void output() const; //print out a person's info.

   private:
         int id;
         string name;
         string birthday;
         string *emails; //list of email addresses stored in lexicographical order.
         int numEmails;
};

Submit a test driver to test the Student class, a derived class of the Person class.
In this submission, you are going to submit a test driver that contains the main() function to test the polymorphic aspect of Person-Student inheritance hierarchy. Specifically, your main( ) function will need to declare a Person pointer and then use this pointer to manage a dynamic array of 11 Person objects and 99 Student objects. Then print out the data content of each object on this array. Finally, you will deallocate the space held by this array. In the interest of time, you are NOT required to do exception handling.

//File: Person.h
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
class Person{
   public:
         virtual ~Person(); //destructor: to release any memory that has been allocated to the object
         Person(); //default constructor: id=-1, name="NA", birthday="1/1/2000"
         Person(const Person & someone); //copy constructor
         void operator= (const Person &rhs); //assignment operator
         int get_id() const; //return the id of a Person object
         string get_name() const; //return the name of a Person object
         const string get_birthday() const; //return the birthday of a Person object
         string getEmail( int i) const; //return the i-th email if exists; o.w: return "NA"
         void set_id(int new_id); //change a person's id to new_id
         void set_name(string new_name); // change a person's name to new_name
         void set_birthday(string new_bday); //change a person's birthday to new_date
         void add_email( string the_email); //add the_email to the list
         int get_num_emails() const;
      virtual void output() const; //print out a person's info.

   private:
         int id;
         string name;
         string birthday;
         string *emails; //list of email addresses stored in lexicographical order.
         int numEmails;
};

Submit header file in this submission, you are going to submit the...