C$++$ ONLY PLEASE

First, you will need to have an $$Player$.$h$$ file, which contains the $$Player$$ class interface that

can hold information about players on a team. Include an include guard as discussed in the text.

The class should have the following private member variables:

Member Variable

Name

and Description

playerNumber An int that holds an players$$s ID number. This number cannot

be less than $0$ or more than $99.$ Input validation must be done by

the driver program

playerName A string that holds a player$$s name, the name may contain a

space. such as: John Doe. No input validation needed.

playerAge An integer that contains the player$$s age at the start of a baseball

season. The range of values is $4$ through $16$ inclusive. Input

validation must be done by the driver program.

batAverage A double that holds the batAverage of an player, the batAverage

should be positive $($including $0)$ decimal number less than or

equal to $1\mathrm{.}000.$ Input validation must be done by driver program.

The class should have the following public member functions. You may not create more member

functions than the six listed below:

Member Function

Name

Description

Constructor This constructor will:

setplayerNumber to be $0,$

playerName to be $*$none$*,$

playerAge to be $0,$

batAverage to be $0$

Overloaded

constructor

This constructor should have four input parameters, integer for

playerNumber, a string for playerName, an integer for player$$s age, and a

double for batAverage. Each parameter should be assigned to the

corresponding member variables

Destructor The destructorshould display a message in the following format:

$[$playerNumber$],[$playerName$]$ removed $($example$,6,$ John Doe removed$)$

setPlayerNumber Accepts an int argument and copies it into the playerNumber member

variable

setPlayerName Accepts a string argument and copies it into the playerName member

variable

setPlayerAge Accepts an integer argument and copies it into the playerAge member

variable

setBatAverage Accepts a double argument and copies it into the batAverage member

variable

getPlayerName Returns the value in playerName

getPlayerNumber Returns the value in playerNumber

getPlayerAge Returns the value in playerAge

getBatAverage Returns the value in batAverage

Class declarations should be in Player.h$,$ and member function definitions should be in

Player.cpp$.$ Do not define any inline functions. The driver program should be in a file name

$$PlayerDriver$.$cpp$.$ All three programs must be submitted separately to the Canvas assignment.

$($Do not submit a zip file$)$

Driver program $($PlayerDriver$.$cpp$)$ should have the following functions. And should also

dynamically allocate a Player array of the number of players entered by the user.

Player $*$ ptrPlayer $=$ new Player$[$size$]$; $//$size is entered by the user

void displayAllPlayerRecord$($const Player $*$

ptrEmp, const int size$)$

Display in the following format described

below

void getInput$($Player $*$ ptrEmp, const int size$)$ Ask user to enter all values for all Player

objects, input must be validated. Use

cin.ignore in appropriate places.

You probably also need the following functions in your driver program $($not part of the

requirement$),$ getInput function above should call these functions:

int getID$()$ Validate the input of an ID$,$ ID cannot be less than $0$ or more than

$99$

int getAge$()$ Validate the age is greater than or equal to $4$ and less than or equal

to $16$

double getBatAverage$()$ Validate the input of a batAverage, make sure the batAverage is

greater than or equal to zero and less than $1\mathrm{.}000$

Other Requirements:

$1.$ One function should only handle one task. Feel free to add more functions to the driver

program if needed. But no function should be more than half a page. You may not

add$/$change member functions.

$2.$ Use string line$(60,*)$ for line in the sample output

$3.$ The main function should be less than half a page with return $0$ included.

$1.$ Main function should only call other functions and display messages.

$4.$ Your output should be similar to the provided output $($attached below$),$ including format

and messages.

$5.$ Submit your three programs to the Canvas assignment before the due date and time.

$1.$ Each program should have a heading $($name$,$ course number etc. $)$

$2.$ In the headings of each program, you should list other files included.

$3.$ For example, in Player.h$,$ you should say $$other files included: Player.cpp$,$

PlayerDriver.cpp

$4.$ Use #ifndef.. etc. on top of your Player.h

Sample Output $($notice the line separator presented here has $60*)$

Enter the number of players$($must be greater than zero$)$: $-1$

The number of players must be greater than $0-$ re$-$enter: $-2$

The number of players must be greater than $0-$ re$-$enter: $3$

Enter player $1$s number: $12$

Enter player $1$s name: John Hunter

Enter player $1$s age: $18$

The player's age must be a between $4$ and $16$ inclusive

Re$-$enter player $1$s age: $15$

Enter player $1$s batting average: $\mathrm{.}310$

Enter player $2$s number: $-1$

The player's number must be a positive number less than $99$

Re$-$enter player $2$s number: $14$

Enter player $2$s name: Mike Austin