Character.cpp/hpp given: Character.cpp: #include Character.hpp /** Default constructor. Default-initializes all private members. Default character name: NAMELESS. Booleans

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Character.cpp/hpp given:

Character.cpp:

#include "Character.hpp"

/**
Default constructor.
Default-initializes all private members.
Default character name: "NAMELESS".
Booleans are default-initialized to False.
Default enum value: NONE.
Default Vitality, Max Armor, and Level: 0.
*/
Character::Character():name_{"NAMELESS"},race_{NONE},vitality_{0},armor_{0},level_{0},enemy_{false}
{
}

/**
Parameterized constructor.
@param : The name of the character (a string in UPPERCASE)
@param : The race of the character (a string)
@param : The character's vitality (a non-negative integer) , with default value 0
@param : The character's max armor level (a non-negative integer), with default value 0
@param : The character's level (a non-negative integer), with default value 0
@param : A flag indicating whether the character is an enemy, with default value false
@post : The private members are set to the values of the corresponding parameters.
Hint: Notice the default arguments in the parameterized constructor.
If the given parameters are invalid, the default values are used instead.
*/
Character::Character(const std::string& name, const std::string& race, int vitality, int armor, int level, bool enemy) : Character()
{
setName(name); // checks valid name
setRace(race); // checks valid race
(vitality >= 0) ? vitality_ = vitality: vitality_ = 0;
(armor >= 0) ? armor_ = armor: armor_ = 0;
(level >= 0) ? level_ = level: level_ = 0;
enemy_ = enemy;
}

/**
@param : the name of the Character
@post : sets the Character's title to the value of the parameter, in UPPERCASE. Only alphabetical characters are allowed. For example, attempting to create a character named "TW3EDLEDUM2" should create a character named "TWEDLEDUM".
: If the given parameter does not have any valid alphabetical characters, the character's name should be set to "NAMELESS".
*/
void Character::setName(const std::string& name)
{
std::string nameUpper = "";
for(int i = 0; i{
if(std::isalpha(name[i]))
{
nameUpper+= toupper(name[i]);
}
}
if(nameUpper != "")
{
name_ = nameUpper;
}
else
{
name_ = "NAMELESS";
}
}

/**
@return : the name of the Character
*/
std::string Character::getName() const
{
return name_;
}

/**
@param : the race of the Character (a string)
@post : sets the Character's race to the value of the parameter. Valid races: [HUMAN, ELF, DWARF, LIZARD, UNDEAD]
: If the given race was invalid, set race_ to NONE.
*/
void Character::setRace(const std::string& race)
{

if(race == "HUMAN")
{
race_ = HUMAN;
}
else if(race == "ELF")
{
race_ = ELF;
}
else if(race == "DWARF")
{
race_ = DWARF;
}
else if(race == "LIZARD")
{
race_ = LIZARD;
}
else if(race == "UNDEAD")
{
race_ = UNDEAD;
}
else
{
race_ = NONE;
}
}

/**
@return : the race of the Character (a string)
*/
std::string Character::getRace() const
{
if (race_ == Race::HUMAN)
{
return "HUMAN";
}
else if (race_ == Race::ELF)
{
return "ELF";
}
else if (race_ == Race::DWARF)
{
return "DWARF";
}
else if (race_ == Race::LIZARD)
{
return "LIZARD";
}
else if (race_ == Race::UNDEAD)
{
return "UNDEAD";
}
else
{
return "NONE";
}

}

/**
@param : an integer vitality
@pre : vitality >= 0 : Characters cannot have negative health
@post : sets the vitality private member to the value of the parameter
*/
void Character::setVitality(const int& vitality)
{
if (vitality >= 0)
{
vitality_ = vitality;
}
}

/**
@return : the value stored in vitality_
*/
int Character::getVitality() const
{
return vitality_;
}

/**
@param : an integer armor level
@pre : armor >= 0 : Characters cannot have negative armor
@post : sets the armor private member to the value of the parameter
*/
void Character::setArmor(const int& armor)
{
if (armor >= 0)
{
armor_ = armor;
}
}

/**
@return : the value stored in armor_
*/
int Character::getArmor() const
{
return armor_;
}

/**
@param : an integer level
@pre : level >= 0 : Characters cannot have a negative
@post : sets the level private member to the value of the parameter
*/
void Character::setLevel(const int& level)
{
if (level >= 0)
{
level_ = level;
}
}

/**
@return : the value stored in level_
*/
int Character::getLevel() const
{
return level_;
}

/**
@post : sets the enemy flag to true
*/
void Character::setEnemy()
{
enemy_ = true;
}

/**
@return true if the character is an enemy, false otherwise

Note: this is an accessor function and must follow the same convention as all accessor functions even if it is not called getEnemy
*/
bool Character::isEnemy() const
{
return enemy_;
}

Character.hpp:

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