Pet.cpp

//************************************************************************
// Author: Rolando Carreon
// Date: may 14 2025
// Language: C++
// Assignment: Demo Pet Class Project.cpp
// Description: Implementation file that defines the methods (functions)
//              i.e. logic behind how the methods work
//************************************************************************

#include <iostream>
#include "Pet.hpp" // access the class pet // adds prototypes
using namespace std; // for cin and cout

// getters
string Pet::getName() const // get the name of the pet
{
    return name; // return the name
}

string Pet::getPetType() const // get the type of pet
{
    return petType;
}

string Pet::getSound() const // get the sound the pet makes
{
    return sound;
}


// setters
// void doesnt return anything just sets the value to be called later
void Pet::setName(string pName) // set the name of the pet
{
    name = pName; // set the name
}

void Pet::setPetType(string pType) // set the type of pet
{
    petType = pType;
}

void Pet::setSound(string pSound) // set the sound the pet makes
{
    sound = pSound;
}


// print function
void Pet::print()
{
    // set the pet details
    cout << "Name: " << name << endl
         << "Type: " << petType << endl
         << "Sound: " << sound << endl;
}

// default constructor // if no parameters are passed
Pet::Pet()
{
    name = "Unknown Pet Name";
    petType = "Unknown Pet Type";
    sound = "Unkown Pet Sound";
}

// constructor with all parameters // user knows all values
Pet::Pet(string pName, string pType, string pSound)
{
    name = pName;
    petType = pType;
    sound = pSound;
}