#include using namespace std; class Grid { public: Grid(string n, int w, int h, int X, int Y) : name(n), width(w), height(h), x(X), y(Y) { cout << "[Grid Created]" << endl << "Name: " << name << endl << "Size: (" << width << "," << height << ")" << endl; int point[2] = {x,y}; int row = point[0]; int column = point[1]; for(int o=0; o width || y > height) { cout << "Point" << " (" << x << "," << y << ")"<< " lies outside grid '" << name << "'." << endl << "Grid size is " << "(" << width << "," << height << ")" << endl; } cout << endl; } ~Grid() { cout << "~Grid '" << name << "' Destroyed~" << endl; } private: string name; int width; int height; int y; int x; }; int main() { //First 2 ints are the size of the grid. It's X then Y //Second two ints are the coords for the point. Again, X then Y. //Each grid requires an identifier. //I want to add a method for adding points after grid creation rather than being forced to add a point upon object creation. I could make multiple points per grid like that. Grid one("one",10,10,5,4); Grid two("two",5,6,2,2); Grid three("three",10,10,5,11); Grid four("four",6,6,4,3); return 0; }

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