Questions

1. Add an additional Student constructor to the University/Student example in this chapter to accept the University constructor argument by reference, rather than by pointer. For example, in addition to the constructor with the signature Student::Student(const string &fn, const string &ln, char mi, const string &t, float avg, const string &course, const string &id, University *univ);, overload this function with a similar one, but with University &univ as the last parameter. How does this change the implicit call to this constructor?

Hint: within your overloaded constructor, you will now need to take the address-of (&) the University reference parameter to set the association (which is stored as a pointer). You may need to switch to object notation (.) to set the backlink (if you use parameter univ, versus data member this->univ).

2. Write a C++ program to implement a many-to-many association between objects of type Course and...