Define a class named VectorDouble that mimics a vector with double type. Your class should have following members: - A pointer of double type to point to a dynamic array. - An int named _size to track...

Define a class named VectorDouble that mimics a vector with double type. Your class should have following members:

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  -  A pointer of double type to point to a dynamic array.

  
  


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  -  An int named _size to track how many elements in the array.

  
  


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  -  An int named _capacity to track the capacity (maximum size of the array).

  
  


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  -  A default constructor that creates a dynamic array with 10 spots/capacity.

  
  


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  -  A parameterized constructor that creates a dynamic array with given capacity.

  
  


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  -  A copy constructor.

  
  


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  -  A copy assignment operator.

  
  


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  -  A destructor.

  
  


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  -  An overloaded operator < to="" output="" all="" numbers="" in="" the="">

  
  


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  -  A member function push_back() that adds a new number to next available spot in the array.

  
  


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  -  A member function pop() that removes last element in the array.

  
  


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  -  A member function back() that returns last element in the array.

  
  


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  -  A member function size() that returns the current size of the array.

  
  


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  -  A member function capacity() that returns the capacity of the array.

  
  


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  -  (Optional) An overloaded subscript operator. Use this link for reference:

  
  

  https://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/overloading-the-subscript-operator/

  
  

  Develop a main() function to test your class.