[Solved]Question 1 Implement Following Three Classes Class Animal Attributes Age Integer Private A Q37083670

Question 1

Implement the following three classes:

Class Animal:

Attributes:

Age, an integer (private) The age of the animal

Weight, a float (protected) The weight of the animal

Behaviors: (public)

Animal() default constructor sets age=0, and weight=0.0

setAge() Takes an integer parameter, returns nothing

setWeight() Takes a float parameter, returns nothing

getAge() Takes no parameters, returns the Animal’s age

getWeight() Takes no parameters, returns the Animal’s weight

End Class Animal

Class Cat: (It is a derived class fromAnimal)

Attributes:

An object of type Cat has all the attributes of an

object of type Animal

Additionally, Cats have attributes that Animals do not:

Legs, an integer (private)

Behaviors:

An object of type Cat has all the behaviors of an object of

type Animal

Additionally, Cats have behaviors that Animals do not:

Cat() default constructor sets Legs=4

setLegs() Takes an integer parameter, returns nothing

getLegs() Takes no parameters, returns the cat’s number oflegs

getWeight2() Takes no parameters, returns the cat’s weight

End Cat class

Class Snake: (It is a derived class fromAnimal)

Attributes:

An object of type Snake has all the attributes of an

object of type Animal

Additionally, Snakes have attributes that Animals do not:

IsPoisonous, a boolean (private) yes or no

Behaviors:

An object of type Snake has all the behaviors of an objectof

type Animal

Additionally, Snakes have behaviors that Animals do not:

Snake() default constructor sets IsPoisonous=false

setIsPoisonous() Takes a boolean parameter, returns nothing

getIsPoisonous() Takes no parameters, returns the Snake’sIsPoisonous status

getAge2() Takes no parameters, returns the Snake’s age

End Snake Class

It would be a horrible waste of valuable programming time toredefine all of the functions in Cat or Snake when many of them arealready defined. This assignment is to reinforce the application ofinheritance.

For the testing, write the following test code in your main( ):

Animal x;

cout << “Initial value for x: “ << endl;

cout << “Age = “ << x.getAge() << “ Weight= “<< x.getWeight() << endl;

x.setAge(10);

x.setWeight(20);

cout << “Modified value for x: “ << endl;

cout << “Age = “ << x.getAge() << “ Weight= “<< x.getWeight() << endl;

Cat y;

cout << “Initial value for y: “ << endl;

cout << “Age = “ << y.getAge() << “ Weight= “<< y.getWeight() << endl;

y.setAge(12);

y.setWeight(17);

cout << “Modified value for y: “ << endl;

cout << “Age = “ << y.getAge() << “ Weight= “<< y.getWeight() << “ Weight2=” << y.getWeight2()<< endl;

Snake z;

cout << “Initial value for z: “ << endl;

cout << “Age = “ << z.getAge() << “ Weight= “<< z.getWeight() << endl;

z.setAge(14);

z.setWeight(23);

cout << “Modified value for z: “ << endl;

cout << “Age = “ << z.getAge() << “ Weight= “<< z.getWeight() << “ Age2=” << z.getAge2()<< endl;

Display the results in tabular format (one is already done foryou) as follows:

Value used for test, and what function(s)

Reason for Test

Expected Result

Actual Result

setAge( 15 )

To ensure that the age is setting the value properly, and thatgetAge( ) is returning

   After setAge(15) is called, getAge() should return15.

After using cout<< on the member function getAge(), 15 wasprinted.

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