Programming Assignment $1$: Implementing a Simple Inventory Management System

Objective: Create a console$-$based inventory management system using C$++$ that demonstrates understanding of OOP concepts covered in Chapters $9-12,$ including dynamic memory, inheritance, composition, and pointers.

Description: Students will implement a program to manage an inventory of products. Each product will have details like name, price, quantity, and an array representing stock in different locations. The program will allow adding new products, updating existing products, and displaying the inventory.

Requirements:

Use classes and objects to represent products and inventory.

Implement dynamic arrays to handle stock for different locations.

Utilize constructors and destructors for proper memory management.

Create derived classes for different product categories with specific attributes.

Implement functions that use pointers to update stock levels.

Use inheritance and composition appropriately.

Classes to Implement:

Product Class:

Attributes: name, price, quantity, stockLocations $($a dynamic array using vector to represent stock across various locations$).$

Methods: Constructor, Destructor, updatePrice, updateQuantity, addStockLocation, displayProductInfo.

Inventory Class:

Attributes: products $($a dynamic array using vector to hold multiple products$).$

Methods: addProduct, displayInventory.

Main Function:

Should create an instance of the Inventory class and allow the user to add Products to the inventory, update them, and display the entire inventory.

Deliverables:

Source code files for each class $($Product$.$h$,$ Product.cpp$,$ Inventory.h$,$ Inventory.cpp$).$

A main.cpp file with a user interface for interacting with the Inventory system.

A Sprint report documenting your progress made over creating the program.