Answer Posted / mms zubeir

Thanks for your detailed answer. It's good to see you have
achieved the purpose partially by using static methods.
Still, we cannot create objects on the stack rather it
allows to create objects only on the heap. This is because,
we have to call the destructor using delete. You have
provided static methods to do that.

The compiler will not allow to create stack objects since
it cannot be able to invoke the destructor when unwinding
stack.

I do not have an idea how to fulfill this requirement.
Anyway, you have rolled out the solution to some extent.
Thanks.

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