Book.cpp Project C++

[login to view URL] Demonstrate creativity and problem-solving skills. Write C++ programs that use proper style and documentation. Write C++ programs that uses a Stack and Linked List. Create a structure called AddressNode The structure should contain a string for name and a pointer called AddressNode that points to “next” (the next element in the list). Create classed called ABook. Create the Default Constructure. (public) Create the Deconstructor. (public) AddressNode* topPtr. (private) – Should be a pointer to the top of the list. ABook Methods (each of these methods must be created in your program) ABook::ABook() – Default Constructor ABook::Insert(string NewItem) – Add item to the Linked List ABook::SortedInsert(string NewItem) – Add item to the Linked List (sorted) ABook::Remove(string& item) – Remove element from the top of the stack and return the item. ABook::~ABook() – Deconstructor. Removes all elements from the list. Main Method Declare new List (Hint: ABook Book;) Declare new string newName. Declare new string nameToRemove. Call [login to view URL](“Precious”); - Insert Precious into list. Call [login to view URL](“Ken”); - Insert Ken into listed (sorted) Call [login to view URL](“Eileen”); - Insert Eileen into list (sorted) Call [login to view URL](“Frank”); - Insert Frank into list (sorted) Use [login to view URL] to remove each name one at a time and display to screen. Include: system("PAUSE"); after your output to pause the screen. Example output of your program Sorted List: Eileen Frank Ken Precious