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Proj6.cpp (as mentioned in project instructions):

/* This file is a test driver for the Polymorphic classes prescribed in

Project 6 of CS-202

*/

#include

#include "Car.h"

using namespace std;

int main(){

cout

"//////////////////////////////// "

"///// Constructor Tests ///// "

"////////////////////////////////"

cout

Car c1;

cout

float lla_rno[3] = {39.54, 119.82, 4500.0};

Car c_rno(lla_rno);

cout

Car c_cpy( c_rno );

cout

c1 = c_cpy;

cout

"///////////////////////////////// "

"///// Polymorphism Tests ///// "

"/////////////////////////////////"

cout

Objects"

float lla_new[3] = {37.77, 122.42, 52.0};

c1.Move( lla_new );

cout

Objects"

cout

// Just setting some distinct values to our objects again here

float lla_ny[3] = {40.71, 74.00, 10.0};

c1.SetLLA( lla_ny );

float lla_la[3] = {34.05, 118.24, 71.01};

c_cpy.SetLLA( lla_la );

cout

"/////////////////////////////////////////////////// "

"///// Polymorphic Base Class Pointer Tests ///// "

"///////////////////////////////////////////////////"

Vehicle* vehicles_array[3];

vehicles_array[0] = &c1;

vehicles_array[1] = &c_rno;

vehicles_array[2] = &c_cpy;

cout

for (int i=0; i

vehicles_array[i]->Move( lla_new );

}

cout

Pointers"

for (int i=0; i

cout

}

cout

"//////////////////////////// "

"///// Tests Done ///// "

"////////////////////////////"

return 0;

}

CS 202 - Computer Science II Project 6 Due date (FIXED): Wednesday, 3/14/2017, 11:59 pm Objectives: The main objectives of this project is to test your ability to create and use polymorphism with C++ classes. A review of your knowledge to manipulate classes with multiple constructors, static members/functions, operator overloading, inheritance, as well as pointers, structs, arrays, iostream, file I/O and C-style strings is also included. Description: For this project you may use square bracket-indexing, pointers, references, all operators, as well as the or library functions (however the std: :string type is still not allowed) This project expands on a more simplified version of Project 5. The required functionality is as follows: You are given the specifications for a 2 Classes that have an Inheritance relationship one being the Base class (Vehicle) and one the Derived class (Car). You have to translate these specifications into class implementations (header and source files) and test them against a test driver (proj6.cpp) which is provided. You are also required to explain in your documentation the observed output from running the test driver. The Vehicle Class will contain the following protected data members m lla, a float array of size 3 which represents the location of the vehicle on the earth (LLA stands for Latitude-Longitude-Altitude, which are the 3 values stored within the array). and will have the following private methods: A virtual serialize method, which returns nothing, and takes in a std:ostream object by-Reference. It inserts into that stream object (employing insertion or library functions (however the std: :string type is still not allowed) This project expands on a more simplified version of Project 5. The required functionality is as follows: You are given the specifications for a 2 Classes that have an Inheritance relationship one being the Base class (Vehicle) and one the Derived class (Car). You have to translate these specifications into class implementations (header and source files) and test them against a test driver (proj6.cpp) which is provided. You are also required to explain in your documentation the observed output from running the test driver. The Vehicle Class will contain the following protected data members m lla, a float array of size 3 which represents the location of the vehicle on the earth (LLA stands for Latitude-Longitude-Altitude, which are the 3 values stored within the array). and will have the following private methods: A virtual serialize method, which returns nothing, and takes in a std:ostream object by-Reference. It inserts into that stream object (employing insertion