#ifndef _BOOK_H_

#define _BOOK_H_

// These two lines of preprocessor directives, and the one at the end #endif,

// prevent the header file from being included (linked in) multiple times,

// when it is used multiple times by the user.

#include "Buy.h"

#include

using namespace std;

class Book {

private:

string title, author; // private local variables

float price;

public:

Book(string,string,float); // constructor

Buy *buys; // linked list of buy

// accessor methods

string getTitle();

string getAuthor();

float getPrice();

void setTitle(string);

void setAuthor(string);

void setPrice(float);

// class methods

void buyBook(string date);

string displayBought();

int timesBought();

string toString();

};

#endif // _BOOK_H_

#include "Book.h" #include #include

// Q1 : CLASS METHODS Part 1 : Constructor, Accessor, and Set Methods for Book (5 points)

// Constructor // Create a constructor for the class Book which takes 2 string parameters and one float parameter. // Use the parameters to initialize the three private local variables title, author, and price. // HINT: Don't forget to initialize your linked list of buys to NULL.

// code here

// Accessor and Set Methods // Create accessor and set methods for private local strings title and author and also float price.

// code here

// Q2 : CLASS METHODS Part 2 : Class Methods for Book (10 points)

// Create a method called "toString" // This method has no input parameters and returns the string containing the title, author, and price of a book. // This function is used in print_all function inside main to print the information of a book. // The exact format can be found in the sample output of assignment description.

// code here

// Create a method named "buyBook" which has one string parameter date and no return type (see helper function for use). // This method is used to add a new date to the book's linked list of buys. The string parameter is the date of buying. // You should add the date to the tail of the linked list "buys". Buys will be added in chronological order.

// code here

// Create a method named "timesBought" // This method has no input parameters and returns the number of times the book has been bought. // This function is used in print_all function inside the main function.

// code here

// Create a method named "displayBought" which has no parameters and returns a string (see print_all function for use). // This method will be used to return a string for the dates where the book has been bought. // If the book was not bought, return an empty string.

// code here]

I have no clue what I have to do in order to get constructors, methods, accessors, and things like the questions ask... Pleas help.