Question

Please put the following pseudocode into C++. Below the pseudocode is a header file as well as a cpp file that needs to be included.

// Start
// Declarations
// Automobile myAuto
// string vin
// string make
// string model
// string color
// output "Please enter the Vehicle Identification Number: "
// input vin
// output "Please enter the Make: "
// input make
// output "Please enter the Mode: "
// input model
// output "Please enter the color: "
// input color
// Set the VIN for myAuto
// Set the Make for myAuto
// Set the Model for myAuto
// Set the Color for myAuto
// output "VIN: ", myAuto.getVin()
// output "Make: ", myAuto.getMake()
// output "Model: ", myAuto.getModel()
// output "Color: ", myAuto.getColor()
// Stop

Header file is named Automobile.h that includes the following code:
#include <string>

using namespace std;

#ifndef _Automobile
#define _Automobile
class Automobile
{
private:
   string vin; // first name
   string make; // last name
   string model; // subject of the paper
   string color; // assigned letter grade

public:
   Automobile( );
   void setVin(string v);
   void setMake(string ma);
   void setModel(string mod);
   void setColor(string c);
   string getVin( );
   string getMake( );
   string getModel( );
   string getColor( );
   void displayAutomobile();

};
#endif

cpp file is named Automobile.cpp which includes the following code:
#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>
#include "Automobile.h"

using namespace std;

Automobile::Automobile( )
{
vin=""; // Vehicle Identification
make=""; // Make
model=""; // Model
color=""; // Color
}
void Automobile::setVin(string v)
{
vin = v;
}
void Automobile::setMake(string ma)
{
make = ma;
}
void Automobile::setModel(string mod)
{
model = mod;
}
void Automobile::setColor(string c)
{
color = c;
}
string Automobile::getVin( )
{
return vin;
}
string Automobile::getMake( )
{
return make;
}
string Automobile::getModel( )
{
return model;
}
string Automobile::getColor( )
{
return color;
}

void Automobile::displayAutomobile()
{
   cout << "Vehicle Identification Number: " << vin << endl
       << "Make: " << make << endl
       << "Model: " << model << endl
       << "Color: " << color << endl;
}

Answer 1

Automobile.h

#include <iostream>

#include <string>

using namespace std;

class Automobile

{

private:

string vin;

string make;

string model;

string color;

public:

Automobile();

Automobile(string, string, string, string);

string getVin();

string getMake();

string getModel();

string getColor();

void setVin(string);

void setMake(string);

void setModel(string);

void setColor(string);

void displayAutomobile();

};

Automobile.cpp

#include "Automobile.h"

Automobile::Automobile()

{

this->vin = "";

this->make = "";

this->model = "";

this->color = "";

}

Automobile::Automobile(string vin, string make, string model, string color)

{

this->vin = vin;

this->make = make;

this->model = model;

this->color = color;

}

string Automobile::getVin(){ return this->vin; }

string Automobile::getMake(){ return this->make; }

string Automobile::getModel(){ return this->model; }

string Automobile::getColor(){ return this->color; }

void Automobile::setVin(string vin){ this->vin = vin; }

void Automobile::setMake(string make){ this->make = make; }

void Automobile::setModel(string model){ this->model = model; }

void Automobile::setColor(string color){ this->color = color; }

void Automobile::displayAutomobile()

{

cout << "Vehicle Identification Number: " << vin << endl

<< "Make: " << make << endl

<< "Model: " << model << endl

<< "Color: " << color << endl;

}

main.cpp

#include "Automobile.h"

int main()

{

Automobile auto1;

auto1.setVin("1HGBH41JXMN109186");

auto1.setMake("Chrysler");

auto1.setModel("Chevvy");

auto1.setColor("Black");

cout << endl;

auto1.displayAutomobile();

return 0;

}

******************************************************************** SCREENSHOT *******************************************************

Vehicle Identification Number: 1HGBH41JXMN109186 Make: Chrysler Model: Chevvy Color: Black