LANGUAGE: C++ This is good practice with classes.  You are going to create a race class, and inside that class it has a list of entrants (so a list of entry objects) for that race.   To test the program you will make an array of three races (so an array of race objects). Populate each race with time and list of entry objects.  Print out the schedule.   Create a race class that has The name of the race as a character string, ie “RACE 1” or “RACE 2”,  The time of the race An array list of entries for that race   Create a race array of 3 (or 4) of those race objects,  For the list of entries for a particular race that you need above, make a horse entry class (the building block of your array list) you should have The horse name The jockey name The jockey weight   Now you need to Populate the structure (ie set up the three races on the schedule, add 2-3 horses entries to each race.  You can hardcode the entries if you want to, rather than getting them from the user, just to save the time of making a menu interface and whatnot. Be able to print the schedule   So example output would be RACE 1 10:AM May 12, 2021     Horse:  Misty Spirit     Jockey: John Valazquez      Horse: Frankly I’m kidding     Jockey: Mike E Smith      RACE 2      Horse: Rage against the Machine      Jockey: Russell Baze   RACE 3     Horse:  Secretariat     Jockey: Bill Shoemaker       Horse: Man o War     Jockey: David A Gall       Horse: Seabiscuit     Jockey: Angel Cordero Jr

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LANGUAGE: C++

This is good practice with classes.  You are going to create a race class, and inside that class it has a list of entrants (so a list of entry objects) for that race.  

To test the program you will make an array of three races (so an array of race objects). Populate each race with time and list of entry objects.  Print out the schedule.

 

Create a race class that has

  1. The name of the race as a character string, ie “RACE 1” or “RACE 2”, 
  2. The time of the race
  3. An array list of entries for that race

 

Create a race array of 3 (or 4) of those race objects, 

For the list of entries for a particular race that you need above, make a horse entry class (the building block of your array list) you should have

  1. The horse name
  2. The jockey name
  3. The jockey weight

 

Now you need to

  1. Populate the structure (ie set up the three races on the schedule, add 2-3 horses entries to each race.  You can hardcode the entries if you want to, rather than getting them from the user, just to save the time of making a menu interface and whatnot.
  2. Be able to print the schedule

 

So example output would be

RACE 1 10:AM May 12, 2021

    Horse:  Misty Spirit

    Jockey: John Valazquez

    

Horse: Frankly I’m kidding

    Jockey: Mike E Smith

    

RACE 2

     Horse: Rage against the Machine

     Jockey: Russell Baze

 

RACE 3

    Horse:  Secretariat

    Jockey: Bill Shoemaker

 

    Horse: Man o War

    Jockey: David A Gall

 

    Horse: Seabiscuit

    Jockey: Angel Cordero Jr

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