You were recently hired by GroceriesRUs company. They want you to develop

code to move their grocery operations online.

As a part of this effort, you are required to develop a GroceryCart class

that can hold groceryitems (Item class).

The Item class has the following data members item description (string),

cost (double).

The Items class should have mutators (setters) and accessors (getters).

Also overload the << oprator for the Item class

The GroceryCart should have the following public methods-

void insertItem(Item) - Insert a grocery Item into the cart

void deleteItem(Item) - Delete a grocery Item from the cart

int getItemCount() - Return how many items are there are in the cart

bool isCartEmpty() - Returns true if cart is empty; false otherwise

double calcTotalCost() - Returns the total cost of all items in the cart

Also, overload the == operator to see if two carts are identical. Two

carts are identical if all the item descriptions are identical.

Hint: Use a vector container in the GroceryCart to hold the items.

Your code should pass the test in main() for full credit. The code should

be organized as the following files

item.h, item.cpp, cart.h, cart.cpp, assignment1_test.cpp (which has the

main() test function)

*/

#include

# include "item.h" // You need to code this

# include "cart.h" // You need to code this

using namespace std;

int main()

{

Item it1{"Salad", 5.50}, it2{"Milk", 2.50}, it3{"Bread", 1.75}, it4;

//Tests the Item constructors

GroceryCart cart1; // Test GroceryCart constructor

cart1.insertItem(it1);

cart1.insertItem(it2);

cart1.insertItem(it3);

if (!cart1.isCartEmpty()) { // Test isCartEmpty() method

cout << "Number of items in cart1 " << cart1.getItemCount() <<

endl; // Tests getItemCount() method

cout << "Total cost of items in cart1 $" << cart1.calcTotalCost()

<< endl; // Tests calcTotalCost() method

}

//To test the delete function

cart1.deleteItem(it1);

cart1.deleteItem(it3);

cart1.deleteItem(it2);

cout << "Number of items in cart1 " << cart1.getItemCount() << endl;

GroceryCart cart2;

cart2.insertItem(it1);

it4.setDescription("Coffee"); // Tests setDescription() method

it4.setCost(7.5); //Test setCost method

cout << it4; //Should print Coffee:$7.5. Tests << operator

cart2.insertItem(it4);

//To test the items inserted in cart2

cout << cart2.getItemCount() << endl;

// To check the == operator overloading

GroceryCart cart3;

cart3.insertItem(it1);

cart3.insertItem(it2);

GroceryCart cart4;

cart4.insertItem(it1);

cart4.insertItem(it2);

if (cart3 == cart4) //Tests == operator

cout << "Possibly duplicate carts" << endl;

return 0;

}