90. SensorBuffer Fixed Storage

Create a class SensorBuffer that stores up to 5 sensor samples (integers).
This simulates a fixed-size sample buffer commonly used in embedded firmware where memory is limited.

Your class must:

• Store the following private members:
  • int id → sensor ID
  • int data[5] → fixed-size buffer
  • int count → number of stored samples (range: 0–5)
• Provide:
  • A constructor that sets id and initializes count = 0
  • void addSample(int v)
    • If the buffer is full (count == 5), ignore the new value
    • Otherwise, store the value at index count and increment count
  • int size()
    • Returns the number of stored samples
  • void print()
    • Prints all stored samples in insertion order, space-separated
    • If empty, print nothing
• In main():
  • Read id
  • Read n (number of incoming samples)
  • Read n integer samples
  • Add each sample using addSample()
  • Print the stored samples using print()

Example Input:

42
7
10 20 30 40 50 60 70

Example Output:

10 20 30 40 50

Why?

• The buffer can store only 5 values.
• Any additional samples are ignored.

Constraints:

• All member variables must be private
• Maximum stored samples = 5
• No dynamic memory allocation allowed
• Samples must be stored in insertion order
• Print only the stored values