<aside> 🔺 Write a CLI that accepts commands to create, delete, modify, and display shapes on the screen, then implement a simple database to store the shapes created

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• Parser should take input from the standard input, verify its correctness, and then print a response or an error message
• Parser should also create, delete, or modify Shape objects accordingly
• Shape class will store properties of each shape, and database will by dynamically allocated array of pointers to Shape objects to track the created and deleted shapes

TODO

• [ ] cin.peak for non space separated input
• [ ] Check if arguments are valid before executing the command
• [ ] All printing is done in the main method

4.1 Coding Requirements

• Code should be contained in two files: parser.cpp and Shape.cpp
• Two header files globals.h and Shape.h are provided and should not be modified
• Helper functions can be used for code readability but should be within the two mentioned .cpp files.
  • No additional .h or .cpp files can be added
• Only C++ standard library streams cin and cout should be used for input and output.
• The stream input operator >> and functions like fail() and eof() should be used for all input, excluding C-style IO
• Strings should be stored using the C++ library type string
  • Operations on these strings should use class members, avoiding C-style strings. C-library string-to-integer conversions, like atoi(), should not be used

4.2 CLI

• Commands are provided one at a time on a single line.
• The program should indicate its readiness for input with a > prompt.