A. Create a Dollar currency class with two integer attributes and one string attribute, all of which are non-public. The int attributes will represent whole part (or currency note value) and...

A. Create aDollarcurrency class withtwo
integerattributes andone stringattribute, all of which are non-public. Theintattributes will represent whole part (or currency note value) and fractional part (or currency coin value) such that 100 fractional parts equals 1 whole part. Thestringattribute will represent the currency name.

B. Create aCIS22C Dollarderived/inherited class withoneadditional non-publicdoubleattribute to represent the conversion factor from/to US Dollar.

• The value of the conversion factor can be defaulted in the class definition based on 1 USD = 1.36 C2D or 1 C2D = 0.74 USD.


• Also, 1000 of C2D fractional parts equals 1 C2D whole part.

C. In your two currency classes, add public methods for the following:

• Default Construction (i.e. no parameters passed)


• Construction based on parameters for all attributes


• Copy Constructor and/or Assignment, as applicable to your programming language of choice


• Destructor, as applicable to your programming language of choice


• Setters and Getters for all attributes


• Adding two objects of the same currency


• Subtracting one object from another object of the same currency


• Comparing two objects of the same currency for equality/inequality


• Comparing two objects of the same currency to identify which object is larger or smaller


• Print method to print details of a currency object


• In your derived class only, methods to convert USD objects to C2D and vice versa

D. Create aWalletclass with one attribute - an array of twoDollarreferences / pointers and the following methods to demonstrate polymorphism of the currencies:

• A default Constructor which sets
  
  
  • the first element of the array to a zero value Dollar object
  
  
  • the second element of the array to a zero value CIS22C Dollar object
  
  
  
  


• A Destructor, as applicable to your programming language of choice


• Methods to add or subtract
  
  
  • USD objects to/from the first element only and
  
  
  • C2D objects to/from the second element only
  
  
  
  


• Methods to compare if the value of either element is greater or smaller than an input value


• A method to Print the values of the two elements in the Wallet

E. In your main:

• Create a Wallet object


• Provide the user a main menu to add/ subtract/ compare the Dollar and CIS22C Dollar values in the Wallet as well as print the contents of the Wallet


• You can use a second level menu choice to allow the user to select currency type


• Based on user choice, create either UD or C2d objects as needed to perform the desired operations.


• The main menu should be run in a loop until the user selects the Exit option


• There is no sample output - you are allowed to provide user interactivity as you see fit and programs will be graded for clarity of interaction

Things to remember:

• Create appropriately named code files - for the two Currency classes, for the Wallet class and any other helper code you might need.


• The file for your main should be named Lab1Main with the appropriate extension.


• Make any relevant assumptions that you may need but state them clearly in the corresponding code file.


• Remember to document your methods adequately -pre-post headersas well as any other relevant comments. Also, provide necessary pseudocode of the programin the main.


• Also, remember to include name blocks in all the code files.