Question

soccerApp.cpp is used to test your code and contains the main function. No changes to this file are necessary.

Inside of the soccerPlayer.cpp file, implement the three member functions that are specified in

soccerPlayer.hpp. The member function definition for print is already provided.

soccerPlayer.cpp:

#include "soccerPlayer.hpp"

void TopTwoPlayer::print() const {

cout << left << setw(8) << "Name: " << setw(18) << name << setw(10) << "Country:" <<

setw(18) << country << setw(14) << "appearances:" << right << setw(3) << appearances <<

setw(4) << " " << left << setw(8) << "games:" << right << setw(3) << games << endl;

}

// Place your member function definitions here:

// 1: The constructor. Remember that you don't know how long the c-string arguments are.

// Use strncpy and null terminate.

// 2: Function definition for moreAppearances.

// 3: Function definition for moreGames.

soccerPlayer.hpp:

// Header file for lab 4.

#ifndef PLAYER_HPP

#define PLAYER_HPP

#include <iostream>

#include <iomanip>

#include <cstring>

using namespace std;

const int STR_SIZE = 100;

class TopTwoPlayer { // Soccer players with the most finishes in the top 2 teams.

char name[STR_SIZE];

char country[STR_SIZE];

int appearances; // How many times they played in a game.

int games; // The number of games where the player was on the team.

public:

void print() const; // Already implemented in soccerPlayer.cpp.

// Implement the following functions in soccerPlayer.cpp

TopTwoPlayer(const char nameArg[], const char countryArg[], int appearancesArg, int gamesArg);

bool moreAppearances(const TopTwoPlayer & otherPlayer) const;

bool moreGames(const TopTwoPlayer & otherPlayer) const;

};

#endif

soccerApp.cpp:

#include "soccerPlayer.hpp"

using namespace std;

int main() {

        TopTwoPlayer player1("Birgit Prinz", "Germany", 18, 18); // Testing your constructor with arguments.

        TopTwoPlayer player2("Christie Rampone", "United States", 9, 19);

cout << "\nTwo of the \"top two\" players: " << endl;

        player1.print();

        player2.print();

cout << endl;

        if(player1.moreAppearances(player2)) { // Testing your moreAppearances code.

                cout << "Great job on moreAppearances code!" << endl;

        } else {

                cout << "Hmm, moreAppearances code is not quite right." << endl;

        }

        if(player2.moreGames(player1)) { // Testing your moreGames code.

                cout << "Great job on moreGames code!" << endl;

        } else {

                cout << "Hmm, your moreGames code is not quite right." << endl;

        }

        return 0;

}

Answer 1

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soccerPlayer.cpp

TopTwoPlayer::TopTwoPlayer(const char nameArg[], const char countryArg[], int appearancesArg, int gamesArg)
{
   strncpy(name, nameArg, strlen(nameArg) + 1);
   strncpy(country, countryArg, strlen(countryArg) + 1);
   appearances = appearancesArg;
   games = gamesArg;
}
// 2: Function definition for moreAppearances.

bool TopTwoPlayer::moreAppearances(const TopTwoPlayer & otherPlayer) const
{

   return appearances >= otherPlayer.appearances;
}
// 3: Function definition for moreGames.

bool TopTwoPlayer::moreGames(const TopTwoPlayer & otherPlayer) const
{
   return games >= otherPlayer.games;
}

output

GNC\windows system32\cmd.exe Two of the "top two" players: Name: Birgit Prinz lame: Christie Rampone Country:United States appearances 9 games 19 Country: Germany appearances: 18 games 18 Great job on moreAppearances code! Great job on moreGames code! Press any key to continue