#include <iostream>
#include "point.h"

using namespace std;

int f(){

  Point p, q,                         
        r(11.0, 12.0),
        ap[2],
        *s = new Point(13.0, 14.0);                

  cout << "Point p: "      << p << endl;      // (0,0)
  cout << "Point q: "      << q << endl;      // (0,0)
  cout << "Point r: "      << r << endl;      // (11,12)
  cout << "Point ap[0]: "  << ap[0] << endl;  // (0,0)
  cout << "Point ap[1]: "  << ap[1] << endl;  // (0,0)
  cout << "Point *s: "     << *s << endl;     // (13,14)

  // MEMORY LEAKS HERE:
  //   The Point destructor is called 5 times, for p, q, r, ap[0] and ap[1],
  //   but the calls fail to release the Point resources:
  //   The dynamically allocated memory for p, q, r, ap[0] and ap[1] is never deallocated.
  //   In addition: The point pointed to by s (together with its representation) is never deallocated:
  //   No destructor is called for s.
}

int main(){
  f();
}