Subject: Write a complete C++ program that creates a Daggo class and uses object
ID: 3724832 • Letter: S
Question
Subject: Write a complete C++ program that creates a Daggo class and uses objects of this class. As the class name implies, this represents a dog. The Daggo class consists of following components. Properties (assuming default access modifier) o name: string, name of the dog o color: string, color of the dog o o e Constructors weight: double height: double o No-argument constructor: the constructor has no parameter o Standard constructor: the constructor with the same number of parameters as properties . Methods o bark0: no return, ie. void return type, describe how the dog bark, what does it sound like. o fetch item): no return, describe how the dog retrieves this item. o displayO: no return, prints the name and current value of every property. The mainO function should be placed below the Daggo class, inside the same source file as the Daggo class. In the main0 function, create two Daggo objects, one from the no-argument constructor, another from the standard constructor. For the latter object from the standard constructor, one value should be read from the user with proper prompts. At the end, call every method from each object.Explanation / Answer
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class Daggo
{
//members with default access modifier
string name;
string color;
double weight;
double height;
public:
//No argument constructor
Daggo() {}
//standard constructor
Daggo(string n, string c, double w, double h)
{
name = n;
color = c;
weight = w;
height = h;
}
//bark method
void bark(){
cout<<"bow... boww... bowww..."<<endl;
}
//fetching method
void fetch(Daggo *d){
cout<<"Name: "<<d->name<<endl<<"Color: "<<d->color<<endl<< "Weight: "<<d->weight<<endl<<"Height: "<<d->height<<endl;
}
//display of properties
void display(){
cout<<"Name: "<<name<<endl<<"Color: "<<color<<endl<< "Weight: "<<weight<<endl<<"Height: "<<height<<endl;
}
};
int main(){
//instantiate object with no argument constructor
Daggo *dog1 = new Daggo();
string name, color;
double weight, height;
cout<<"Enter name: ";
cin>>name;
cout<<"Enter color: ";
cin>>color;
cout<<"Enter weight: ";
cin>>weight;
cout<<"Enter height: ";
cin>>height;
//instantiate object with number of paramenter for standard constructor
Daggo *dog2 = new Daggo(name, color, weight, height);
cout<<"Bark: ";
dog2->bark();
//display details
cout<<" Details: "<<endl;
dog2->display();
//fetching one from another object
cout<<" Fetching dog2 object from dog1 object ";
dog1->fetch(dog2);
}