Solved-Homework 3 -Solution

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Please refer to Blackboard (at the top of Course Materials) for submission guidelines.

Automatic 0 if these guidelines are not followed:

-DO NOT FORGET TO INCLUDE A README FOR EACH PROGRAM

-MAKE SURE YOUR PROGRAM IS PROPERLY INDENTED AND COMMENTED -DO NOT CODE EVERYTHING IN MAIN (MAKE FUNCTIONS AND CLASSES AS APPROPRIATE-DO NOT MAKE POINTLESS CLASSES)

-INCLUDE UML DIAGRAMS (ACTIVITY AND CLASS) FOR EACH PROGRAM

Problem 1 (20 points)-True/False Submit a document called Answers.doc

Answer the following true/false questions. You must correctly state WHY your answer is true or false in order to receive credit.

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class Food{

protected:

float price;

public:

void give_info(float price)

{

this->price=price;

}

float get_price(){

return price;

}

void change_price(float a)

{

price=a;

}

};

class Watermelon: public Food{

bool seedless;

public:

void set_seed(int a)

{

if(a<3)

{

seedless=true;

}

else

{

seedless=false;

}

}

bool get_seedless()

{

return seedless;

}

};

class Apple: protected Food{

};

class Grape: private Food{

string color;

public:

int number;

}

class Employee{

public:

void discount(Food &f1)

{

float amount;

cout <<“How much of a discount? (Enter in decimal form)”<<endl; cin>>amount;

f1.change_price(f1.get_price()*(1-amount));

}

//true=both, false=not both

bool check_watermelon(Watermelon w1, Watermelon w2)

{

bool ret=false;

if(w1.get_seedless() && w2.get_seedless())

{

ret=true;

}

return ret;

}

};

For the following questions, assume any lines of code given are in the main function. Also assume: w1 refers to a Watermelon object, a1 refers to an Apple object, f1 refers to a Food object, g1 refers to a Grape object and e1 refers to an Employee object.

1. Watermelon w1; would be a valid line of code, but Apple a1; would not be.

2. e1.discount(w1); would be a valid line of code.

3. e1.discount(f1); would be a valid line of code.

4. The function set_seed() in the Watermelon class is unnecessary since we could just say w1.seedless=true; .

5. a1.give_info(2.99); would be a valid line of code.

6. f1.number=3; would be a valid line of code, but f1.color=”blue”; would not be.

7. f1.price=2.99; would be a valid line of code, but w1.price=2.99; would not be.

8. e1.check_watermelon(w1, f1); would be a valid line of code since Watermelon is a derived class from Food.

9. a1.set_seed(); would be a valid line of code since Apple and Watermelon are derived from the same base class.

10. Because Grape privately inherits from Food, g1.number=4; would not be a valid line of code.

Problem 2 (40 points)-Write a program. Submit a file named chili.cpp

Louise is famous in her town for making chili. Every day, she cooks a certain amount (each batch is 4 cups) and she reads in a file with customer information. To save on costs, she uses Starbucks cups (given to her by the local Starbucks) to serve the chili.

Notes:

-You should have a minimum of 2 classes (you decide which classes and how many)

-The program should read in a file in the following format:

Sample file:

Natassa,Grande <-Natassa is the customer name, Grande is the Starbucks cup size Demy,Tall

Elena,Short

-The program should ask how many batches she will make. If she runs out of chili before all customer orders have been met, there should be an option to make more chili to meet demand

-After an order has been met, the amount of chili left should somehow be indicated. In my sample run, as long as there is more than a certain amount, Still got lots of chili! is output to screen. If there is less than this amount, Not much chili left! is output

-You should account for at least 4 different Starbucks cup sizes

-There should be an option between orders to take a break or continue. Taking a break can be interpreted as you would like.

Possible Sample Run 1 (your program does not have to match the following exactly, but should have the same functionality):

–Welcome Louise–

Checking today’s customers…done!

How many batches of your famous chili are you making today? 1 Starting orders…

–Customer 1: Natassa’s order is Grande.

Order served. Still got lots of chili!

Continue with orders or take a break?

continue

–Customer 2: Demy’s order is Tall.

Order served. Not much chili left!

Continue with orders or take a break?

break

Ok. Press enter to continue when you are finished with your break.

–Customer 3: Elena’s order is Short.

Sorry, not enough chili. Would you like to make another batch or quit?

Quit

Problem 3 (40 points)-Write a program. Submit a file named chipotle.cpp

Your friend here in university has an idea to make some extra money. She wants to make a delivery system for Chipotle using students (kept in a file) . The program should give users the option to build an order (using actual Chipotle components) and then have a delivery person deliver it. For every order, there is a delivery charge (you decide what this charge is- for example, it can be a percentage of the order).

Notes:

-You should have a minimum of 2 classes (you decide which classes and how many)

-The program should read in a file in the following format:

Sample file:

Serj Tankian <-Serj is the delivery person’s first name and Tankian is the last name Daron Malakian

Shavo Odadjian

John Dolmayan

-The program should give the user the following options:

-Customer (meaning you will put in your order and have it delivered by a delivery person)

-Apply (meaning a person can apply to join as a delivery person). You can do a simple application like my sample run or make it a more complicated process

-Exit

-You can pick any two options from Chipotle to order (I chose a burrito or bowl)

-You should have at least three options for the user to pick from (with each option having at least two items to select-see sample run)

-The total made at the end of the program run (from delivery charges) should be output to screen and a file

Possible Sample Run 1 (your program does not have to match the following exactly, but should have the same functionality):

~~Ronnie’s Delivery Service~~

Pick from the following menu:

1. Customer

2. Apply

3. Exit

1

***Place your order***

Burrito or Bowl?

burrito

Price will be $6.75

-Pick: Tofu, Steak, Chicken

Tofu, Chicken

-Pick: Cilantro-Lime Brown, Cilantro-Lime White none

-Pick: Queso, Sour Cream, Fresh Tomato Salsa Queso

Confirm order (yes or no):

Burrito: Tofu, Chicken, Queso

Yes

Ok, Serj will be delivering your order. Thank you.

————————————–

Pick from the following menu:

1. Customer

2. Apply

3. Exit

2

Enter your full name: Ontronik Khachaturian

Newest delivery person: Ontronik

————————————–

Pick from the following menu:

1. Customer

2. Apply

3. Exit

3

Exiting…

Total made: ___ //should also be output to file