Part of the ability of classes is to further clean up our code and otherwise compartmentalize it. This allows us to debug smaller portions of the code and to reuse code that has been properly written and debugged. Convert hw6 into a fully functional BMI program - as before. Your main program could look as simple as shown below. Note that I have hidden all the gets and sets in the input and output functions. They are likely used by the input and output functions respectively and thus will still be necessary - simply hidden. #include #include "Person.h" using namespace std; int main() { //get how many people the user will enter int n; cout << "How many people will you enter?" << endl; cin >> n; //create a dynamic array of people Person *person_array = new Person[n]; //this should read in the age, weight, height and name of //each individual person in the array for(int i = 0; i < n; i++) person_array[i].input(); //this should output the age, weight, height, bmi and name of //each individual person in the array for(int i = 0; i < n; i++) person_array[i].output(); }