// CS2310 Exercise 10
// (Implementation file address.cpp)
//
// Name ___________________________
//
// Chapter 14, p822 - 3, 4, 5
//
// The following class represents a person's mailing
// address in the United States. Using inheritance, we
// want to derive an international address class,
// InterAddress, from the Address class. For this
// exercise, an international address has all the
// attributes of a U.S. address plus a country code
// (a string indicating the name of the country). The
// public operations of InterAddress are Write (which
// reimplements the Write function inherited from
// Address) and a class constructor that receives 
// five parameters (street, city, state, zip code,
// and country code). Write a class declaration for 
// the InterAddress class.
//
// Implement the InterAddress class constructor
//
// Implement the Write function of the InterAddress
// class.

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include "address.h"

using namespace std;

void Address::Write() const {
	cout << "The address is:" << endl;
	cout << street << ", " 
		<< city << ", "
		<< state << ", "
		<< zipCode << endl;
}

Address::Address(/* in */ string newStreet,
				 /* in */ string newCity,
				 /* in */ string newState,
				 /* in */ string newZip ) {
	street = newStreet;
	city = newCity;
	state = newState;
	zipCode = newZip;
}

void InterAddress::Write() const {

// Write the code for Write function of InterAddress
// class here. It calls the Write function of the base
// class Address to print out the street number, city
// name, state name and zip code. And then print out
// the country code in the second line.

}

InterAddress::InterAddress(/* in */ string newStreet,
						   /* in */ string newCity,
						   /* in */ string newState,
						   /* in */ string newZip,
						   /* in */ string newCountry) 
: // Write the missing code here: Initialize the private
  // data members of the base class by passing the first 
  // four parameters to the constructor of the base 
  // class.
{
	// Write the missing code here: Initialize the 
	// "country" private variable using the passed in
	// parameter "newCountry".
	
}

int main() {
	InterAddress interAddr1("One Main St.", "Houston",
		"TX", "77002", "USA");
	InterAddress interAddr2("35042 Campus de Beaulieu",
		"Rennes", "Cedex", "35042", "France");

	interAddr1.Write();
	interAddr2.Write();

	return 0;
}