Hi, I need help on my assignment ASAP it is due today. Thanks In C++ create an A

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Hi, I need help on my assignment ASAP it is due today. Thanks

In C++ create an ADT class name Dog having the following members:

char gender;

int age;

string name;

Dog();

Dog(string n, int a, char g);

dispDog();

Create Collie class from Dog having the following members:

string look; // possible values: full coat; short coat

int size; // Possible values: 50 to 70 pounds

int LifeSpan; //Possible values: 10 to 14 years

Collie();

Collie(string n, int a, char g, string l, int s, int ls):Dog(n,a,g);

disp()

//In main() create a Collie dog (object) named myCollie.

Instantiate myCollie object as

Name - Max

Age - 3

Gender - Male (M)

Look - Short Coat

Size - 55 lbs

Life Span - 13

Explanation / Answer

Its quite simple. I have developed the program using C++ by creating an Collie() method and by creating an object for dog method.

You can achieve this using the Inheritance concept. I have attached the program along with the comments for each part of the code.

Program:-

// The header file comprises of in-built functions and classes

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

// Created a class named "Dog"

class Dog {
public:

char gender;
int age;
string name;
void setDogData(string n,char g);
       dispDog();
  
};

// Created a class named "Collie"

class Collie {
public:
string look;
char gender;
int size;
int LifeSpan;

void Collie(string n, int a, char g, string l,
   int s, int ls) : Dog(n,a,g);
  
   disp()
};

// Created a base class myCollie

class myCollie: public Dog, public Collie {
public:
int getData() {
return (Name ,Age ,Gender,Look ,Size , LifeSpan);
}
};

// This is main pont of the C++ Program

int main(void) {
myCollie myCollie;

int collieAvg;

myCollie.n();
myCollie.g();

collieAvg = myCollie.getData();

cout << "The myCollie object consist of : " << myCollie.getData() << endl;

return 0;
}

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