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Name: 1 create an abstract automobile class that contains four private data members o make o model o mileage o price i leave it to you to decide the type setters and getters for each of the data 8 80635
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Description: 1 create an abstract automobile class that contains four private data members o make o model o mileage o price i leave it to you to decide the type setters and getters for each of the data 8 80635

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Create an Abstract "Automobile" class that contains: â€¢ Four private data members: - make - model - mileage - price (I leave it to you to decide the type) â€¢ "Setters" and "getters" for each of the data (8 functions in total) â€¢ A print function that is pure virtual. â€¢ A sameMake function. This function will have one Automobile argument and a Boolean return type. 2. Create a class "Car" that inherits from the class Automobile: â€¢ This class defines the method print() that displays that the automobile is a car, shows the make, model, mileage, and the price. â€¢ The class has one default constructor (no arguments). â€¢ One constructor with arguments make, model, mileage, and the price. 3. Create a class "Truck" that inherits from the class Automobile: â€¢ This class defines the method print() that displays that the automobile is a truck, shows make, model, mileage, and the price. â€¢ The class has one default constructor (no arguments). â€¢ One constructor with arguments: make, model, mileage, and the price. 4. The main: â€¢ Use the main method to test your classes and methods, creating instances from all the classes (except the abstract, you will have to use a pointer). â€¢ It is up to you to decide a good demonstration of all the functions defined. â€¢ Language is C++

          Create an Abstract "Automobile" class that contains:
â€¢ Four private data members: 
  - make 
  - model 
  - mileage 
  - price (I leave it to you to decide the type)
â€¢ "Setters" and "getters" for each of the data (8 functions in total)
â€¢ A print function that is pure virtual.
â€¢ A sameMake function. This function will have one Automobile argument and a Boolean return type.

2. Create a class "Car" that inherits from the class Automobile:
â€¢ This class defines the method print() that displays that the automobile is a car, shows the make, model, mileage, and the price.
â€¢ The class has one default constructor (no arguments).
â€¢ One constructor with arguments make, model, mileage, and the price.

3. Create a class "Truck" that inherits from the class Automobile:
â€¢ This class defines the method print() that displays that the automobile is a truck, shows make, model, mileage, and the price.
â€¢ The class has one default constructor (no arguments).
â€¢ One constructor with arguments: make, model, mileage, and the price.

4. The main:
â€¢ Use the main method to test your classes and methods, creating instances from all the classes (except the abstract, you will have to use a pointer).
â€¢ It is up to you to decide a good demonstration of all the functions defined.
â€¢ Language is C++

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