At the top of each of your $C^{++}$programs, you should have at least fourThe burger class has the following private members

proteinType protein;

condementType condements$[7]$;

toppingType toppings$[7]$;

bunType bun;

cheeseType cheese;

int numPatties;

bool isVeg;

int numCondements;

int numToppings;

The burger class has the following public functions and constructor

Constructor

burger$($proteinType protein, condementType condements$[],$ int numCondements, toppingType toppings$[],$ int numToppings, bunType bun, cheeseType cheese, int numPatties$)$;

Getters

proteinType getProtein$()$ const;

std::string getCondements$()$ const;

std::string getToppings$()$ const;

bunType getBun$()$ const;

cheeseType getCheese$()$ const;

bool isVeg$()$ const;

int getNumPatties$()$ const;

double getPrice$()$ const;

Setters

void setProtein$($proteinType$)$;

void setCondements$($condementType$[],$ int$)$;

void setToppings$($toppingType$[],$ int$)$;

void setBun$($bunType$)$;

void setCheese$($cheeseType$)$;

void setNumPatties$($int$)$;

Other

std::string tostring$()$;

A burger will be classified as vegetarian if the burger patty is set to MUSH or VEGGIE, and BACON is not one of the toppings.

For the price function, you will follow the following algorithm.

Use the price per patty found in the enum mapping table above to calculate the price for the protein $($multiply by the number of patties$).$

Add $$0\mathrm{.}50$ for each topping

Add $$0\mathrm{.}25$ for each condement

Add $$0\mathrm{.}10$ if they have cheese

For the main program you will create a simple menu program that will allow a user to order a custom burger. The program will let the user choose their protein and number of patties. It will let them specify their bun, cheese, condiments, and toppings. After everything has been chosen the burger will be displayed to the user and they will have the option to make changes. If the customer would make a change that would cause a burger to no longer be classified as vegetarian, they should be warned about the change and forced to confirm that they want to proceed. After the user has finished making changes the final burger will be displayed and the program will exit. This program will be IO tested in CodeGrade. That means that the output of the program must match the sample below exactly to pass the test. Programs with minor differences in the output that cause the tests to fail will be awarded points at the instructor's discretion. lines of documentation:

Program name $($the $C++$ file name$($s$)),$ Author $($your name$),$ Date last updated, and Purpose $($a brief description of what the program accomplishes$).$ Here is an example:

$\frac{?}{?}*$ Program name: jbtictactoe.$cpp$

$*$ Author: John Doe

$*$ Date last updated:$\frac{5}{1}\frac{?}{2017}$

$*$ Purpose: Play the game $of$ Tic$-$Tac$-$Toe

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Assignment: Monterey Jack & Jill Burgers

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