C++

Code the car class indicated below:

Car //name of class

- string model //private member variables

- int year

- double price

+ Car() //public class functions

+ Car(string newModel, int newYear, string newColor)

+ void setPrice(double newPrice)

+ void setYear(int newYear)

+ void setModel(int newModel)

+ double getPrice() const

+ int getYear() const

+ string getModel() const

+ void display() const

Code the main function:

Write a program for NiftyGMC Dealer, which keeps track of their lot inventory. You may use either a vector of type Car to store all of the Car objects.

Your program will begin with an empty vector, and an empty Car object, and then the user will be allowed to perform any of of the following until he/she wishes to exit:

ADD add a Car to the Car inventory (user provides info on Car)

Code will set the contents of your Car object and push it at the end of the vector

PRINT - print out all Cars stored so far

Code will loop thru the vector .. remember, you can index each vector element

PRICE- accept a price from the user. Print out all Cars that are that price

YEAR ask the user for a year . print out all vehicles that were made that year

EXIT

* THE user will enter their choice (ADD,PRINT,PRICE,YEAR or EXIT) as a C-string. Before trying to identify the users choice, your program should check that the string contains only letters and is all upper case (you have functions to do this from week 10s project).

Week 10's project is completed here: USE THIS IN FINAL PROJECT

#include

using namespace std;

bool AllLetters(char *text)

{

//returns true if all characters are text letters..

int i = 0;

while (text[i] != '\0')//runs upto the end of the string..

{

int c = (int)text[i];

//matching with ascii values..of boundaries of letters

if (c<65)//means not a letter

return false;

else if (c>91 && c<97)//not a letter

return false;

else if (c>123)

return false;

i++;

}

return true;//means all are letters..

}

void AllUpper(char* text) {

//converts all letters to upper case

//accepts only string that contains only letters

if (AllLetters(text))//checking whether it contains all letters or not..

{

int i = 0;

while (text[i] != '\0')

{

int c = (int)text[i];

if (c >= 97 && c <= 123)

{

c = c - 32;//converting to upper

text[i] = (char)c;

}

i++;

}

}

else cout << " Does not contain all letters ";

}

int main()

{

//testing

char c[100];

cout << "Enter a string(without blanks):";

cin >> c;

if (AllLetters(c))cout << " Contains all letters ";

else cout << " Does not contain all letters ";

cout << c << endl;

AllUpper(c);

cout << " Converting to uppercase:" << c << endl;

system("pause");

return 0;

}