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Question for a personal āHouseā project. (Intermediate C++ Programmer)?
Hey, I have a Resident class that allows you to add / deduct allowance from residents who are classified as not adult and not mature (adult && mature = false). Each resident has a name, age, classification (bool adult, bool mature), and a balance. I want everyone to have their own individual account.. I thought about an array or vector, but I also thought about practicing class composition with this. Should I make the accounts themselves an entire class, or make functions based around ābalanceā? @ Sonic
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I think it is OK to make Account a separate class. What do you think ~ swim ~ ?
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If in doubt, err on the side of too many classes.
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On restrospect, I think I will make it a separate class, thanks for that Sonic
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If you have already resident class with all those properties why to make one more class for accounts.. In class Resident just put functions for add/remove balance.. And in main function save them to vector<resident> ?
Sorry if missunderstood and wrote completely useless comment