1) Using the O-O Paradigm create a class in C++ for the object Dog (save it as Dog.h) 2) Implement ALL the behaviors (member functions/methods- including any needed constructors, and helper methods ) of the class. (save it as Dog.cpp) 3) Write the necessary Client/Application/User program (a separate file with the main function). (save this as DogMain.cpp). The Client program should do the following: a) create at least 4 objects. b) show all the object behaviors (by using the methods of the class, on each of these objects). Submit ALL the three files and one jpg format file with the screen shot of the program output.

1) Using the O-O Paradigm create a class in C++ for the object Dog (save it as Dog.h) 2) Implement ALL the behaviors (member functions/methods- including any needed constructors, and helper methods ) of the class. (save it as Dog.cpp) 3) Write the necessary Client/Application/User program (a separate file with the main function). (save this as DogMain.cpp). The Client program should do the following: a) create at least 4 objects. b) show all the object behaviors (by using the methods of the class, on each of these objects). Submit ALL the three files and one jpg format file with the screen shot of the program output.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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