Week 6: Lab

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Lab Overview

Scenario/Summary

Write a windows console application that holds data about an item in a retail store.

Your class should be named RetailItem and should hold data about an item in a retail store. The class will have the following member variables.

Description - string holding the description of the item,

unitsOnHand - int that holds the number of units in inventory

Price - double that holds the price of the item

You will need two constructors, one that will accept arguments for each member variable and one that will assign default values. You will also need to write mutator functions and accessor functions. Once you write the class, write a separate program that creates three RetailItem objects. The first one should use the default values, and the other two should have values assigned upon creation. The user should input the variables (testing for the units on hand and price greater than 0).

Then, the program should display all three RetailItems. Finally, the program should tally the inventory for all three items and display it.

Welcome to the Retail store!

Price must be greater than 0.

Please enter the price for item 1: 33

Inventory must be greater than 0.

Please enter the units on hand for item 1: 10

Please enter the description for item 1: shirt

Display all items

Description: shirt

Units on hand: 10

Price: $33.00

Description: Jeans

Units on hand: 40

Price: $34.95

Description: Long sleeve shirt

Units on hand: 20

Price: $24.95

Display the total inventory.

The total inventory is 70.

Press any key to continue.

Be sure to think about the logic and design first, then code the C++ program.

Deliverables

· Working Program

Required Software

Microsoft Office: Word and Visual Studio

Use a personal copy or access the software at  https://lab.devry.edu (Links to an external site.) .

Lab Steps

Video Insights

To help prepare you for this activity please watch the following videos:

Week 6 Part 1

Week 6 Part 1

Steps

Here are the  Week 6 Lab Instructions (Links to an external site.) .

· Develop and test your program.

· Submit all deliverables.