EnhancedSafeArray(void)

This the default constructor. It should invoke the default constructor of the parent class.

EnhancedSafeArray(int)

This the single-parameter constructor. This should invoke the single-parameter constructor of the parent class.

EnhancedSafeArray(const EnhancedSafeArray&)

Copy constructor

int size(void) const

Returns the number of elements stored

assignment operator ( = )

The result of this method must be that the calling EnhancedSafeArray must have equal size and elements as the argument EnhancedSafeArray. Refer to the textbook for details on overloading the assignment operator.

equality operator ( == )

Two EnhancedSafeArray objects are equal if and only if their sizes and their stored elements are equal. Refer to the textbook for details on overloading the equality operator.

The prototypes above dictate the required method signatures. For the operators, devise appropriate signatures.-EnhancedSafeArray(void)

This is the default constructor. It should invoke the default constructor of the parent class.

EnhancedSafeArray(int)

This is the single-parameter constructor. This should invoke the single-parameter constructor of the parent class.

EnhancedSafeArray(const EnhancedSafeArray&)

Copy constructor

int size(void) const

Returns the number of elements stored

assignment operator ( = )

The result of this method must be that the calling EnhancedSafeArray must have equal size and elements as the argument EnhancedSafeArray. Refer to the textbook for details on overloading the assignment operator.

equality operator ( == )

Two EnhancedSafeArray objects are equal if and only if their sizes and their stored elements are equal. Refer to the textbook for details on overloading the equality operator.

The prototypes above dictate the required method signatures. For the operators, devise appropriate signatures.