You are tasked with creating a simple game where players can choose to be either a Wizard or a Warrior and engage in a battle. A player's object will store their name, health points, and damage points. A Wizard object can use magic spells to deal damage, while a Warrior object can use their weapon to deal damage. Create a class named Player which has the following data members and member functions: • Data Members: name (string) • health (int) • damage (int) • Member Functions: • Player (string name, int health, int damage) - constructor that sets the data members to the given values • void attack (Player* opponent) - deals damage to the opponent based on the player's damage points • void takeDamage (int damage) - reduces the player's health by the given amount Create two subclasses of Player named Wizard and Warrior which inherit from player. Both Wizard and Warrior have an additional data member: • Data Members: mana (int) - available only for Wizard • weapon (string) - available only for Warrior Wizard has the following additional member function: • Member Functions: • void castSpell (Player* opponent) - deals damage to the opponent based on the player's mana points Warrior has the following additional member function: • Member Functions: • void swingWeapon (Player* opponent) - deals damage to the opponent based on the player's weapon's damage points In addition to the above, create getters and setters for all the data members (get Health, setHealth,... etc) Implement the member functions of the Player, Wizard, and Warrior classes. In the attack function of the player class, you should output a message describing attack a damage dealt to the opponent. In the takeDamage function, output a message describing how much damage the player took and their remaining health points. Create a main function named main-1-1.cpp, which creates one instance of a Wizard and one instance of a Warrior. The program should then simulate a battle between the two players. The battle should consist of the players taking turns attacking each other until one of them runs out of health points. After each attack, output a message describing the attack and the resulting damage dealt. At the end of the battle, output a message declaring the winner.

You are tasked with creating a simple game where players can choose to be either a Wizard or a Warrior and engage in a battle. A player's object will store their name, health points, and damage points. A Wizard object can use magic spells to deal damage, while a Warrior object can use their weapon to deal damage. Create a class named Player which has the following data members and member functions: • Data Members: name (string) • health (int) • damage (int) • Member Functions: • Player (string name, int health, int damage) - constructor that sets the data members to the given values • void attack (Player* opponent) - deals damage to the opponent based on the player's damage points • void takeDamage (int damage) - reduces the player's health by the given amount Create two subclasses of Player named Wizard and Warrior which inherit from player. Both Wizard and Warrior have an additional data member: • Data Members: mana (int) - available only for Wizard • weapon (string) - available only for Warrior Wizard has the following additional member function: • Member Functions: • void castSpell (Player* opponent) - deals damage to the opponent based on the player's mana points Warrior has the following additional member function: • Member Functions: • void swingWeapon (Player* opponent) - deals damage to the opponent based on the player's weapon's damage points In addition to the above, create getters and setters for all the data members (get Health, setHealth,... etc) Implement the member functions of the Player, Wizard, and Warrior classes. In the attack function of the player class, you should output a message describing attack a damage dealt to the opponent. In the takeDamage function, output a message describing how much damage the player took and their remaining health points. Create a main function named main-1-1.cpp, which creates one instance of a Wizard and one instance of a Warrior. The program should then simulate a battle between the two players. The battle should consist of the players taking turns attacking each other until one of them runs out of health points. After each attack, output a message describing the attack and the resulting damage dealt. At the end of the battle, output a message declaring the winner.

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337671385

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter10: Introduction To Inheritance

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1GZ

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