Define a new "findLatestDegreesBySubject" function that accepts 3 parameters: o An array of "Degree" objects (not object pointers) o Array's length Search subject It will return a vector of integers containing the indices to the array that contains the objects of the same subject that has the latest year (e.g. the latest year number in the array for that subject). Show how this function is being called and returning proper values.

#include <iostream>

#include <vector>

using namespace std;

class Degree

{

int year;

string subject;

public:

Degree(int y, string s)

{

year = y;

subject = s;

}

int getYear()

{

return year;

}

string getSubject()

{

return subject;

}

void setYear(int y)

{

year = y;

}

void setSubject(string s)

{

subject = s;

}

void print()

{

cout << "\n\nYEAR: " << getYear();

cout << "\tSUBJECT: " << getSubject();

}

};

vector<Degree *> findDegreesByYearAndSubject(Degree *degrees, int length, int year, string subject)

{

vector<Degree *> return_degree;

for (int i = 0; i < length; i++)

{

if (degrees[i].getYear() == year && degrees[i].getSubject() == subject)

{

return_degree.push_back(&degrees[i]);

}

}

return return_degree;

}

int main()

{

Degree *degrees;

int length;

cout << "\nPlease Enter the size: ";

cin >> length;

degrees = (Degree *)malloc(length * sizeof(Degree));

int year;

string subject;

int i = 0;

while (i < length)

{

cout << "\nEnter the year: ";

cin >> year;

cout << "Enter the subject: ";

cin >> subject;

degrees[i].setYear(year);

degrees[i].setSubject(subject);

++i;

}

cout << "\nEnter the year to be search: ";

cin >> year;

cout << "Enter the subject to be search: ";

cin >> subject;

vector<Degree *> result = findDegreesByYearAndSubject(degrees, length, year, subject);

cout<<"\n\nRESULTS:";

for(int i = 0; i < result.size(); i++){

result[i]->print();

}

}

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