CPSC 1012 Assignment: Object-Oriented Programming

Program Specifications A veterinarian friend of yours has expressed interest in having program made to help them manage their clinic. Being that you have some programming skill, you have offered to create a pilot program for the veterinarian as a proof of concept with the hopes that you will be contracted to create the clinic’s entire system. Currently, the clinic sees a lot of dogs and cats that require one of two specific medications: Acepromazine and Carprofen. As a pilot project, you will create a program that will help track the administration of these two drugs to the pets that are brought in. The program build will be developed in two parts: Part A – Class and Object Implementation Pet Class Design a class named Pet that meets the following requirements:

• A string property named Name for the pet (default value is “Spot”). o The mutator for Name will check if the new value contains at least one nonwhitespace

character otherwise it will throw an exception. • An int property named Age in years for the pet (default value is 1).

o The mutator for Age will check if the new value is one (1) or greater before using the new value otherwise it will throw an exception.

• A double property named Weight in pounds for the pet (default value is 5). o The mutator for Weight will check if the new value is five (5) or greater before using the

new value otherwise it will throw an exception. • A string property named Type that indicates if the type of pet is a dog or a cat (default is D for

Dog). o The mutator for Type will check if the new value is D or C before using the new value

otherwise it will throw an exception. o The accessor for Type will return the string literal Dog if the type is D otherwise it will

return the string literal Cat. • A no-argument constructor that creates a default pet. • A constructor that creates a pet with a specified name, age, weight, and type. • A method named Acepromazine() that returns as a double the dosage in ml for the sedative

acepromazine. • A method named Carprofen() that returns as a double the dosage in ml for the pain killer

carprofen.

The dosage calculation is:

NOTE: Weight is in kg • For acepromazine, use mg per ml = 10, and mg per kg = 0.03 for dogs and 0.002 for cats. • For carprofen, use mg per ml = 12, and mg per kg = 0.5 for dogs and 0.25 for cats.

CPSC1012 Assignment 4 – Fall 2021 Term

Write a program to test your Pet class as shown in the sample run:

|———————| | CPSC1012 Pet Clinic | |———————| Enter the name of your pet: Bob Enter the age in years of your pet: 10 Enter the weight in pounds of your pet: 60 Enter D for Dog, C for Cat: D Name: Bob, Age: 10 years, Weight: 60 lb, Type: Dog Is the information above your pet, correct? Enter y or n: y Service Options: 1. Pain Killer 2. Sedative 3. Both Pain Killer and Sedative Enter the service (1-3) required for your pet: 3 Your pet requires 1.134ml of carprofen. Your pet requires 0.082ml of acepromazine. Do you have another pet that requires service? Enter y or n: Y |———————| | CPSC1012 Pet Clinic | |———————| Enter the name of your pet: Invalid input value. A pet name is required and must contain at least one character. Enter the name of your pet: Fritz Enter the age in years of your pet: 0 Invalid input value. Age must be at least 1 years old. Enter the age in years of your pet: 3 Enter the weight in pounds of your pet: 1 Invalid input value. Weight must be at least 5 pounds. Enter the weight in pounds of your pet: 10 Enter D for Dog, C for Cat: Z Invalid input value. Pet type must be D or C. Enter D for Dog, C for Cat: C Name: Fritz, Age: 3 years, Weight: 10 lb, Type: Cat Is the information above your pet, correct? Enter y or n: Y Service Options: 1. Pain Killer 2. Sedative 3. Both Pain Killer and Sedative Enter the service (1-3) required for your pet: 1 Your pet requires 0.094ml of carprofen. Do you have another pet that requires service? Enter y or n: n Good-bye and thanks for coming to the Pet Clinic.