#include#include #include class FloatArray { public: float* nums; int length; FloatArray(int n) { length = n; nums = new float[n]; for(int i=0;i In this code example, the `FloatArray` class is defined with the constructor method, `FloatArray()`, and the `subtract()` method. The `FloatArray` class has two attributes, `nums`, and `length`. The `nums` attribute is an array of floating-point numbers, and the `length` attribute is an integer representing the length of the array. The `main()` function demonstrates the use of the `subtract()` method by creating two `FloatArray` objects, `A` and `B`, and then subtracting `B` from `A` to produce a new `FloatArray` object called `C`. The package library for this code is standard C++.