The is running major errors for the other person that assisted with this. Could some do this and debug o that it does not run errors. Implement a program in C++ a by creating a list ADT using the Object-Oriented style of programming. The program should be able to do the following. suggestions: this assignment needs you to create three files, 1) the class specification (*.h), 2) its implementation (*.cpp) and 3) the application/client or main file (*Main.cpp). Replace the '*' in the filename with a meaningful name that describes your project. your application/client/or the main program must Display a Menu (using a dowhile loop) with choices for user to choose from (similar to the one shown below) MENU Add an Item to the List Delete an Item from the List Display the Whole List Exit Please choose the choice of action by typing the number between (1. To 4.): Reads users choice from the keyboard, and accordingly gets the needed information from the user to perform the listADTs main behaviors such as 1) adding an item to the list, 2) deleting an item from the list, 3) displaying the whole list. The list is about student first names (i.e., each item is the first name of a student). The list ADT (the class specification .h file, its implementation .cpp file) you created must be able to display proper messages, for example when the list is full, or when the list is empty, or when the items requested to be deleted is not in the list, etc. The program (*Main.cpp)should stay and run until user chooses the choice to Exit. Your program is required to follow the notes below, and not following these will result in loss of points. NOTES: Please make sure you debug, run, test and see the program working correctly before submitting. Make sure all the code statements are commented. Make sure your program is indented properly. Do not use any built-in data structures from the C++ standard library (for example, vector , list , stack , queue , dequeue , set , map , unordered map, multiset , multimap , etc.). If it is an abstract data type/data structure you are creating, use Object-Oriented Paradigm Use Modularity where needed (i.e., submit the specification (*.h), implementation (*.cpp), and the Application/Client/User (*Main.cpp) files and use sub-functions where needed in the code). For all static implementations, use an array for the private storage of the List data, and pointers and nodes for dynamic storage..

1. The is running major errors for the other person that assisted with this. Could some do this and
debug o that it does not run errors.
Implement a program in C++ a by creating a list ADT using the Object-Oriented style of
programming. The program should be able to do the following.
suggestions: this assignment needs you to create three files, 1) the class specification (*.h), 2) its
implementation (*.cpp) and 3) the application/client or main file (*Main.cpp). Replace the '*' in
the filename with a meaningful name that describes your project.
your application/client/or the main program must Display a Menu (using a dowhile loop) with
choices for user to choose from (similar to the one shown below)
MENU
Add an Item to the List
Delete an Item from the List
Display the Whole List
Exit
Please choose the choice of action by typing the number between (1. To 4.):
Reads users choice from the keyboard, and accordingly gets the needed information from the
user to perform the listADTs main behaviors such as 1) adding an item to the list, 2) deleting an
item from the list, 3) displaying the whole list. The list is about student first names (i.e., each
item is the first name of a student).
The list ADT (the class specification .h file, its implementation .cpp file) you created must be
able to display proper messages, for example when the list is full, or when the list is empty, or
when the items requested to be deleted is not in the list, etc.
The program (*Main.cpp)should stay and run until user chooses the choice to Exit.
Your program is required to follow the notes below, and not following these will result in loss of
points.
NOTES:
Please make sure you debug, run, test and see the program working correctly before submitting.
Make sure all the code statements are commented.
Make sure your program is indented properly.
Do not use any built-in data structures from the C++ standard library (for example, vector , list ,
stack , queue , dequeue , set , map , unordered map, multiset , multimap , etc.).
If it is an abstract data type/data structure you are creating, use Object-Oriented Paradigm
Use Modularity where needed (i.e., submit the specification (*.h), implementation (*.cpp), and

2. the Application/Client/User (*Main.cpp) files and use sub-functions where needed in the code).
For all static implementations, use an array for the private storage of the List data, and pointers
and nodes for dynamic storage.