Need help with classes

[specter113]

Hey all,

I can get the out put for the child classes to display but not the parent class.

Product.h

  #ifndef PRODUCT_H//This builds a library of the Product class so that it can be called on. 
#define PRODUCT_H
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

class Product
{
protected:
	int id_code;
	string product_name;
	double price;
	int in_stock;

public:
	//constructors
	Product();
	Product(int c, string n, double p, int s);

	//public getters ( accessors )
	int get_id_code() { return id_code; }
	string get_product_name() { return product_name; }
	double get_price() { return price; }
	int get_in_stock() { return in_stock; }

	// public setters ( mutators )
	void set_id_code(int id) { id_code = id; }
	void set_product_name(string name) { product_name = name; }
	void set_price(double current_price) { price = current_price; }
	void set_in_stock(int stock) { in_stock = stock; }

	friend ostream &operator << (ostream &output, const Product &my_product);
	friend istream &operator >> (istream &input, Product &my_product);

	void print_info();
};
#endif 

[specter113]

Product.cpp

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include "Product.h"
using namespace std;

Product::Product()//Constructor variables are initialized 
{
	id_code = 0;
	product_name;
	price = 0;
	in_stock = 0;
}
Product::Product(int c, string n, double p, int s)//Secondary constructor variables are defined
{
	id_code = c;
	product_name = n;
	price = p;
	in_stock = s;
}
void Product::print_info()
{
	cout << "Product ID: " << id_code << endl
		<< "Product Name: " << product_name << endl
		<< "Product Price: " << price << endl
		<< "Number in stock: " << in_stock << endl;
}

ostream &operator << (ostream &output, const Product &my_product)
{
	output << "ID Code:" << my_product.id_code << endl << "Product Name:" << my_product.product_name << endl << "Price:" << my_product.price << endl << "In Stock:" << my_product.in_stock << endl;
	return output;
}

istream &operator >> (istream &input, Product &my_product)
{
	input >> my_product.id_code >> my_product.product_name >> my_product.price >> my_product.in_stock;
	return input;
}

[specter113]

Dvd.cpp

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include "Dvd.h"
using namespace std;

Dvd::Dvd() :Product() //Constructor variables are initialized 
{
	studio;
	male_lead;
	female_lead;
}
Dvd::Dvd(int c, string n, double p, int s, string st, string m, string f) :Product() //Secondary constructor variables are defined
{
	c;
	n;
	p;
	s;
	studio = st;
	male_lead = m;
	female_lead = f;
}
void Dvd::print_info()
{
	Product::print_info();
	cout << "Studio: " << studio << endl
		<< "Male Lead: " << male_lead << endl
		<< "Female Lead: " << female_lead << endl;
}

[specter113]

main

#include <iostream>// iostream is needed for cout
#include <string>// string is needed for string variables 
#include "Product.h"//includes the file Product.h that contains the class used
#include "Dvd.h"
#include "Book.h"
using namespace std;

void main()
{
	Dvd my_dvd(1234, "Walking Dead", 33.99, 4, "AMC", "Andrew Lincoln", "Sarah Wayne Callies");
	my_dvd.print_info();
	Book my_book(4321, "Slaughterhouse Five", 9.99, 6, "Dial Press", "Kurt Vonnegut", 123456);
	my_book.print_info();
}

[TarikNeaj]

oh god, please next time put everything in one post... just under eachother.

I dont see you calling the print function for the parent class anywhere?

[specter113]

It wouldn't let me.... it kept giving an error and crashing on the site saying sorry ect.....

I called it in the Dvd.cpp under the function itself. It prints out the text that I entered by says everything is zero.

[TarikNeaj]

Im fairly sure your error was not "sorry". please edit the main and show us how you did it with the parent class, and copy paste the errors :)

Edit: Jeezus Im dumb af. The site said sorry well alright then :D. But yeh, show us the errors and edit it so the call for the parent class thingy is included.

[specter113]

I found it. Think ive been staring at it for too long lol