Model a hierarchical file system using C++ classes (`Node`, `Directory`, `File`). Support `mkdir name` and `touch name` inside the root directory, then print the sorted list of item names.
Line 1: N commands (`mkdir x` or `touch y`).
Print sorted space-separated names of created items.
1 <= N <= 20
3 mkdir docs touch note.txt mkdir bin
bin docs note.txt
Items created in the root directory are sorted alphabetically.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <map>
class Node {
public:
// Write your code here
};
class Directory : public Node {
public:
// Write your code here
};
class File : public Node {
public:
// Write your code here
};
int main() {
// Implement I/O logic here
return 0;
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