So everything else in my code is working except for the last final bit in which I display a message. My output is a bit off I should be getting:
Enter the child’s name: Rob
Enter the child’s age: 10
Enter the child’s gender: M
Rob is a 11 year-old male child, who is in school
Rose is a 1 year-old female child, who is not in school
Press any key to continue . . .
Instead I'm getting:
Enter the child’s name: Rob
Enter the child’s age: 10
Enter the child’s gender: M
Rob is a 11 year-old male child, who is
not in school
Rose is a 1 year-old female child, who is not in school
Press any key to continue . . .
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#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include "Child.h"
using namespace std;
int main()
{
// Declare variables
string enteredName = " ";
int enteredAge = 0;
char enteredGender = ' ';
// Request the user to give you the name, age (1-17)
// and gender (‘M’ or ‘F’) of a child in this order
cout << "Enter the child's name: " << endl;
getline(cin, enteredName);
cout << "Enter the child's age (1-17): " << endl;
cin >> enteredAge;
cout << "Enter the child's gender (M/F): " << endl;
cin >> enteredGender;
toupper(enteredGender);
// Create a Child object using the data given and the
// three-parameter constructor
Child childOne;
childOne.setName(enteredName);
childOne.setAge(enteredAge);
childOne.setGender(enteredGender);
// The child has a birthday tomorrow. Change the child
// object to reflect the child’s new age
childOne.setAge(enteredAge + 1);
// Print a message about this child
childOne.childMsg();
std::cout << endl;
// Create another Child object using the
// default constructor
Child childTwo;
// Change its gender to female
childTwo.setGender('F');
// Change its name to “Rose”
childTwo.setName("Rose");
// Print a message about this child
childTwo.childMsg();
std::cout << endl;
system("pause");
return 0;
}
//default constructor
Child::Child()
{
name = "Roy";
age = 1;
gender = 'M';
inSchool = false;
}
//Set Functions
void Child::setName(string enteredName)
{
name = enteredName;
}
void Child::setAge(int enteredAge)
{
age = enteredAge;
}
void Child::setGender(char enteredGender)
{
gender = enteredGender;
}
void Child::setInSchool(int getAge())
{
if (getAge() >= 0 && getAge() <= 4)
{
inSchool = false;
}
else if (getAge() >= 5)
{
inSchool = true;
}
}
//Get Functions
string Child::getName()
{
return name;
}
int Child::getAge()
{
return age;
}
char Child::getGender()
{
return gender;
}
bool Child::getInSchool()
{
return inSchool;
}
//Output Function
void Child::childMsg()
{
if (getInSchool() == false && getGender() == 'M'|| getGender() == 'm')
{
cout << getName() << " is a " << getAge() << " year-old male child, who is not in school." << endl;
}
else if (getInSchool() == true && getGender() == 'M'|| getGender() == 'm')
{
cout << getName() << " is a " << getAge() << " year-old male child, who is in school." << endl;
}
else if (getGender() == 'F' || getGender() == 'f' && getInSchool() == false)
{
cout << getName() << " is a " << getAge() << " year-old female child, who is not in school." << endl;
}
else if (getGender() == 'F' || getGender() == 'f' && getInSchool() == true)
{
cout << getName() << " is a " << getAge() << " year-old female child, who is in school." << endl;
}
}
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