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CS Inheritance and Polymorphism Solution
Introduction
In this homework, you are asked to implement a simple program using inheritance and polymorphism as described in the lectures. In this homework, you will be writing a base class called Human which is inherited by two classes: Muggle, Wizardkind. And Wizardkind class is also inherited by two other classes called: Student, GrownUp. The derived classes inherit the functions of their bases classes and also add new member variables and functions. The functions and variables the classes have is illustrated in the following diagram.
Class Definitions
1- Human
a. Has two member variables: name and age.
b. Has a function named: printInfo, which prints the name, age information of a human.
2- Muggle
a. Has a member variable: job.
b. Has printInfo function implemented to print job alongside name and age. 3- Wizardkind
a. Has a member variable: wand.
b. Has printInfo function implemented to print wand alongside name and age.
c. Has another function, called doSpell which takes a string parameter which is the spell to cast.
4- Student
a. Has two more member variables: pet, houseName.
b. Has printInfo function implemented to print pet and houseName alongside name, age and wand.
c. Has another function called feedPet, which prints a corresponding message. i. Examle: “Harry Potter fed Hedwig.”
5- GrownUp
a. Has one additional member variable: job.
b. Has printInfo function implemented to print job alongside name, age and wand.
Sample Main
You can use the main function provided below to test your program and compare the output of yours’ with the given output.
int main(){
Muggle vernon("Vernon Dursley", 50, "Director at Grunnings"); vernon.printInfo();
cout << endl;
Student Harry("Harry Potter", 16, "Phoenix Feather", "Hedwig", "Gryffindor"); Harry.printInfo();
cout << endl;
GrownUp Dumbledore("Albus Dumbledore", 110, "Elder Wand", "Headmaster"); Dumbledore.printInfo();
cout << endl;
Dumbledore.doSpell("Expecto Patronum");
cout << endl;
Harry.doSpell("Expelliarmus");
cout << endl;
Harry.feedPet();
cout << endl;
Student Ginny("Ginny Weasley", 15, "Yew wood", "Arnold", "Gryffindor"); GrownUp Snape("Severus Snape", 35, "Dragon Heartstring", "Potion Master"); Student Hermione("Hermione Granger", 16, "Vine", "Crookshanks", "Gryffindor");
Human hArray[6];
hArray[0] = vernon;
hArray[1] = Harry;
hArray[2] = Dumbledore;
hArray[3] = Ginny;
hArray[4] = Snape;
hArray[5] = Hermione;
Human * hPtr;
for (int i = 0; i < 6; i++) {
cout << endl;
hPtr = &hArray[i];
hPtr->printInfo();
}
cout << endl;
system("pause");
return 0;
}
Output
Muggle Informations
Name: Vernon Dursley
Age: 50
Job: Director at Grunnings
Student Wizardkind Informations
Name: Harry Potter
Age: 16
House: Gryffindor
Wand: Phoenix Feather
Pet: Hedwig
Grownup Wizardkind Informations
Name: Albus Dumbledore
Age: 110
Wand: Elder Wand
Job: Headmaster
Albus Dumbledore used spell: Expecto Patronum
Harry Potter used spell: Expelliarmus
Harry Potter fed Hedwig
Human informations
Name: Vernon Dursley
Age: 50
Human informations
Name: Harry Potter
Age: 16
Human informations
Name: Albus Dumbledore
Age: 110
Human informations
Name: Ginny Weasley
Age: 15
Human informations
Name: Severus Snape
Age: 35
Human informations
Name: Hermione Granger
Age: 16
Press any key to continue . . .
Some Important Rules
In order to get a full credit, your programs must be efficient and well presented, presence of any redundant computation or bad indentation, or missing, irrelevant comments are going to decrease your grades. You also have to use understandable identifier names, informative introduction and prompts. Modularity is also important; you have to use functions wherever needed and appropriate.
When we grade your homeworks we pay attention to these issues. Moreover, in order to observe the real performance of your codes, we are going to run your programs in Release mode and we may test your programs with very large test cases.
What and where to submit (PLEASE READ, IMPORTANT)
You should prepare (or at least test) your program using MS Visual Studio 2012 C++. We will use the standard C++ compiler and libraries of the abovementioned platform while testing your homework. It'd be a good idea to write your name and last name in the program (as a comment line of course).
Submissions guidelines are below. Some parts of the grading process are automatic. Students are expected to strictly follow these guidelines in order to have a smooth grading process. If you do not follow these guidelines, depending on the severity of the problem created during the grading process, 5 or more penalty points are to be deducted from the grade. Name your cpp file that contains your program as follows:
“SUCourseUserName_YourLastname_YourName_HWnumber.cpp”
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Valent_Tereskova_Valentina_hw1.cpp
Do not add any other character or phrase to the file name. Make sure that this file is the latest version of your homework program. Compress this cpp file using WINZIP or WINRAR programs. Please use "zip" compression. "rar" or another compression mechanism is NOT allowed. Our homework processing system works only with zip files. Therefore, make sure that the resulting compressed file has a zip extension. Check that your compressed file opens up correctly and it contains your cpp file.
You will receive no credits if your compressed zip file does not expand or it does not contain the correct file. The naming convention of the zip file is the same as the cpp file (except the extension of the file of course). The name of the zip file should be as follows:
SUCourseUserName_YourLastname_YourName_HWnumber.zip
For example zubzipler_Zipleroglu_Zubeyir_hw1.zip is a valid name, but
hw1_hoz_HasanOz.zip, HasanOzHoz.zip
are NOT valid names.
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Successful submission is one of the requirements of the homework. If, for some reason, you cannot successfully submit your homework and we cannot grade it, your grade will be 0.
Good Luck!
CS204 Team (M. Yusa Erguven, Kamer Kaya)
