Question

Create a class called Flower. Add one member variables color. Add only one getter function for the color. The get function returns color. Implement a constructor that expects color value and assigns it to the member variable. 

Create a subclass of Flower named Rose. The Rose class has one member variable name.  Add a constructor which expects color and  name. Pass color to the base constructor and set name to it's member variable.

Write a program that has an array of  3 Flowers, and an array of 3 Roses. Feel free give the name and color to the flower as your choice. Use loops to print out the array properties to the terminal screen.

This is what I have so far

#include

using namespace std;

class Flower 

{

private:

string color;

public:

Flower();

void setColor(string color);

string getColor();

Flower(string color) 

{

this->color = color;

}

};

Flower::Flower()

{

}

class Rose : public Flower 

{

private:

string name;

public:

Rose();

Rose(string color, string name) : Flower(color)

{

this->color = color;

this->name = name;

}

};

Rose::Rose()

{

}

int main()

{

return 0;

}

void Flower::setColor(string color)

{

this->color = color;

}

string Flower::getColor()

{

return color;

}