Consider the following Java definition of an integer list class.class IntegerList{ private int[] list = new int[200]; private int size = 0; public boolean append(int value) { if (size == list.length) return false; list[size++] = value; return true; } public String toString() { String result = ""; for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) result += list[i] + " "; return result; }}
Suppose this class was rewritten in C++ in two ways, the first with the array that represents the list as a stack-dynamic variable, and then with the list as a heap dynamic variable. Explain when constructors and destructors would be needed. Explain why no constructors or destructors are needed in the Java implementation.