Question

1) Given the following “BasicAccount” class

#include <iostream>

#include <string>

class BasicAccount

{

   private:

      std::string m_username ;

      std::string m_password ;

   public:

      BasicAccount(std::string username, std::string password)

      {

         m_username = username ;

         m_password = password ;

      }

     

        virtual std::string toString()

      {

         return "USERNAME(" + m_username + ") PASSWORD(" + m_password + ")" ;

      }

  

      std::string getUserName()

      {

         return m_username ;

      }

     virtual bool isTheSame(BasicAccount *pAcct)

     {

        return false ;

     }

} ;

Write a “UseAccounts” program that creates one array of 4 mixed objects (two BasicAccount and two FullAccount objects are in the same array) and demonstrate the use of “isTheSame” method by comparing among them and print out the result whether two accounts are the same or not.

Please note that you don’t have to read in values from the user, you can just create objects with hard-coded test values. You can also use array of objects or array of object pointers.

2) Write a static method/function named “hasInactiveAccount” that accepts a vector of BasicAccount and/or FullAccount object pointers. It will go through the list and return true if there is at least one “inactive” FullAccount object and false otherwise.

static bool hasInactiveAccount (vector acctList) ;

Write a main program and show how to call that method.