Assignment One
This assignment will give you practice building some simple classes and
making use of basic C++ features including: encapsulation, references,
dynamic memory allocation, simple constructors and destructors and
consts.
The program fragments provided have not been compiled or debugged. It is
part of your task to spot bugs and make reasonable corrections, or ask for
clarification in class.
Generally when we give you skeleton code for classes it is intended. You are
always free to add additional variables or methods to a class if you need
them. This assignment is broken into three parts to suggest what to work on
first.
1. Design Requirements
Part 1) Building simple classes
R1.1) Create a class Person that models persons which follows the code
structure below.
R1.2) Persons should haveproperties: name, email_address, birthdate as
indicated in the class description below.
R1.3) Build a class Date as required below.
R1.4) Each class should have a printOn method called from an << operator.
This method should provide a text representation of the class for printing to
cout or other streams.
These are very simple C++ classes in that their variables are not objects but
are only intrinsic (non-object) types that are part of C++. Also these
variables are either values or pointers (they are not references yet).
//file Date.h
class Date
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