- Create a basic Tortilla class with a constructor for attributes
such as crispiness, freshness, etc. The attributes should be stored
in private data members.
- Use the Tortilla class as a data member of a Taco class, along with
other members such as amount of meat, toppings, etc. All of these
members should be initialized through a constructor which takes
all of the data from parameters sent to it.
- Create a Taco class similar to the last one, but with multiple
constructors (remember function overloading?) which can take
different parameters (You could say have one constructor for a
meatless taco, and one for a very meatful taco).
- Create yet another Taco class, this time using default parameters
in your constructor so that if just a Taco() is created, then
the user will get a generic Taco Belle style Taco.
- With the advent of double decker Tacos, one data member to store
the Tortilla just isn't enough. Modify the Taco class of your
choosing to contain a linked list of Tortillas (you'll need to create
a class for that too). Be sure to properly use new and delete on
the linked list in the Taco constructor and destructor.
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