Introduction:
This lab will create a class named ID
which will be used by the main program called IDdriver.cpp.
The objective of this lab is to create
an object that initializes an 8 digit ID_number and a 9 character
full_ID that begins with the character ‘A’ (example:
“A12345678”). Declare all the methods and constructors (getters,
setters, default constructors) in the .h file while defining and
implementing them in the .cpp file.
Instructions:
In order to create the class, separate
the code into 2 files, one named “ID.h” and the other named
“ID.cpp”.
In the .h file
Declare private members for the
ID_number and full_ID.
int ID_number; //
e.g. 12345678 (just the integer)
string full_ID; //
includes the “A” e.g. “A12345678” 9 characters in total
Declare member
functions, getters and setters, as well as the default constructor.
In the .cpp file:
Define the default
constructor to:
Hint: use:
static
int
currentNumber = 10000000;
//
increment after setting ID_number so each subsequent object instance
has a new number
- initialize the full_ID as ‘A’
and the ID_number .
Note: ID_number has
to be converted to a string in order to concatenate it to the
character.
In main (IDdriver.cpp)
Dynamically create 5 unique ID objects using a for loop. Append those
ID dynamic objects to a vector of pointers to ID objects. Finally,
print the IDs in the vector, first to last .
Compile the code with:
g++ IDdriver.cpp
ID.cpp
Example Output:
A10000001
A10000002
A10000003
A10000004
A10000005
