CS 202 Fall 2013
In-Class Challenge for Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Write a C++ class Name as follows. A driver program is written for you: test_name.cpp.

• Implement class Name in header file name.h and source file name.cpp.
• An object of type Name should act as if it maintains three pieces of data:
  • A string holding someone’s first name.
  • A string holding someone’s last name.
  • A bool indicating the person’s gender; this is true for female and false for male.
• Class Name should have the following member functions:
  • A default constructor. This can set the data members however you want.
  • A three-parameter constructor that takes two strings and a bool. It sets the three pieces of data accordingly.
  • Get and set functions for the three pieces of data, written as usual, and named getFname, setFname, getLname, setLname, getFemale, setFemale.
  • Function printFull. This should take an optional ostream parameter (use cout if the parameter is not given). It should print to the give stream the person’s full name with title: “Mr.” or “Ms.”, as appropriate, a blank, the first name, a blank, and the last name. No newline should be printed.
• The class should be implemented according to standard conventions regarding header & source file separation, etc.
• The const qualifier should be used correctly.
• Your package should compile with the test program test_name.cpp.