main.cpp

	#include
	#include "boat.h"
	/*
	* Instructions:
	* This code will not compile as-is. Begin by trying to get the code to compile.
	*
	* Review the header files for boat and sailboat. Create an appropriate public inheritance
	* relationship between the classes.
	* If appropriate, move the attributes from one class to the other.
	* Implement the boat and sailboat classes in the corresponding cpp files
	* Add getters and setters for both classes, as well as default and parameterized constructors
	* You do not need to create a copy constructor
	* Add const as is appropriate to methods
	*
	* Modify the code below to create the boat and sailboat using the parameterized constructors you created.
	*
	*/
	int main() {
	Boat boat; // change this
	boat.sink();
	SailBoat sailBoat; // change this
	sailBoat.sink();
	return 0;
	}

boat.h

#ifndef MIDTERM_REVIEW_KL_BOAT_H
	#define MIDTERM_REVIEW_KL_BOAT_H
	#include
	class Boat {
	std::string name;
	int numSails;
	void sink();
	};
	#endif //MIDTERM_REVIEW_KL_BOAT_H

boat.cpp

#include "boat.h"

sailboat.cpp

#include "sailboat.h"

sailboat.h

#ifndef MIDTERM_REVIEW_KL_SPEEDBOAT_H
	#define MIDTERM_REVIEW_KL_SPEEDBOAT_H
	class SailBoat {
	bool hasMotor;
	int length;
	};
	#endif //MIDTERM_REVIEW_KL_SPEEDBOAT_H

makefile

boats: boat.o sailboat.o main.cpp
	g++ -std=c++11 boat.o sailboat.o main.cpp
	boat.o: boat.cpp boat.h
	g++ -c -std=c++11 boat.cpp
	sailboat.o: sailboat.cpp sailboat.h
	g++ -c -std=c++11 sailboat.cpp