Question

Using your Games class, create an array of Games’ objects on the heap (three for

the SIZE) and then pass the pointer that points to that array to a function that

loads it up with the same info from part A. Print the array’s values using the

pointer. Make sure the program properly uses the accessors and mutators. When

completed the program should cleanup.

//This is my Games class

class Games
{
private:
string gameName, gameType;
float gameCost;
public:
//constructor to initialize all three data members
Games(string gName, string gType, float gCost): gameName(gName), gameType(gType), gameCost(gCost){}

//Get methods for each data members to get values of each data member
string getGameName()
{
return gameName;
}
string getGameType()
{
return gameType;
}
float getGameCost()
{
return gameCost;
}

//Set methods for each data members to change values of each data member
void setGameName(string gName)
{
gameName = gName;
}
void setGameType(string gType)
{
gameType = gType;
}
void setGameCost(float gCost)
{
gameCost = gCost;
}
};

Answer 1

Thanks for the question, here is the code. There were some missing parts which was not included in the question like the info from Part A.

Nevertheless, I have coded the loadData() function and the printData() functions. Let me know for any changes or modifications, no need to post the question again, you can comment and I will share the updated code.

Here is the code

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# include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class Games

{

private:

string gameName, gameType;

float gameCost;

public:

//constructor to initialize all three data members

Games(string gName, string gType, float gCost): gameName(gName), gameType(gType), gameCost(gCost){}

//Get methods for each data members to get values of each data member

string getGameName()

{

return gameName;

}

string getGameType()

{

return gameType;

}

float getGameCost()

{

return gameCost;

}

//Set methods for each data members to change values of each data member

void setGameName(string gName)

{

gameName = gName;

}

void setGameType(string gType)

{

gameType = gType;

}

void setGameCost(float gCost)

{

gameCost = gCost;

}

};

// loads the data into the objects using the mutator functions

void loadData(Games *pGames, int SIZE) {

               

                string games[] ={"Hockey","BasketBall","Football"};

                string types[] ={"Outdoor","Indoor","Outdoor"};

                float costs[] ={1200,1500,2000};

                for(int i=0; i<SIZE; i++) {

                               

                                (pGames+i)->setGameName(games[i]);

                                (pGames+i)->setGameType(types[i]);

                                (pGames+i)->setGameCost(costs[i]);

                }

}

// prints the data in the objects using the accessor functions

void printData(Games *pGames, int SIZE) {

               

                for(int i=0; i<SIZE; i++) {

                                cout<<"Game #"<<i+1<<" Name = "        

                                <<(pGames+i)->getGameName() <<" Type = "

                                <<(pGames+i)->getGameType() <<" Cost: $ "

                                <<(pGames+i)->getGameCost();

                               

                                cout<<endl;

                }

}

int main(){

               

                const int SIZE = 3;

                Games *pGames = new Games[SIZE]{Games("","",0.0),Games("","",0.0),Games("","",0.0)};

                loadData(pGames,SIZE); // load data

                printData(pGames,SIZE); // print data

               

                delete [] pGames; // release memory from heap

               

}

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