QUESTION 1 PROBLEM: Create your own massive multiplayer online game (MMORPG) hero. Use a class named 'Character' with string variables 'fullname', 'weapon', 'vision', and integer variables 'str', 'agi', 'intel'. Ask the user to input his/her first name, middle name, and surname. The code should accept first names with spaces like Juan Carlo and surnames like Dela Cruz. Assign the number of characters in the first name as the 'str' of the hero. For example, the first name Juan Carlo should have a character count of 9 thus the 'str' of the hero would be equal to 9. Assign the number of letters of the middle name as the 'agi' and the number of letters of the surname as the 'intel'. Combine the first name, middle name, and last name and assign it as the 'fullname' of the hero. If the last letter f the middle name is a vowel, the 'weapon' assigned should be a sword, otherwise assign a bow. If the total number of letters of the full name is less than 15 set the value of 'vision' to Pyro, otherwise set the value to Cryo. For example, the name Juan Carlo Romero Dela Cruz has 23 letters, therefore the 'vision' should be Cryo. Implement the instructions mentioned above by creating an object of the class Character and then use a void function to print the hero details. Allowed built-in functions: getline(), length() SPECIFICATIONS: - You may only use the codes that we studied in our lectures and those that are allowed by the problem. - You are required to use OOP and functions. - All lines of codes should have a comment. - Save your cpp file as Surname FE (Example: Pangaliman_FE.cpp) TEST CASES: Correct: Incorrect: First Name: Juan Carlo First Name: Juan Carlo Middle Name: Romero Middle Name: Last Name: Romero Last Name: Dela Cruz ====== Character Details: Character Details: Name: Juan Carlo Romero Dela Cruz Name: Romero STR: 9 STR: 6 AGI: 6 AGI: 0 INTEL: 8 INTEL: 0 Weapon: Sword Weapon: Bow Vision: Pyro Vision: Cryo ===== Browse Local Files Browse Content Collection Attach File

QUESTION 1 PROBLEM: Create your own massive multiplayer online game (MMORPG) hero. Use a class named 'Character' with string variables 'fullname', 'weapon', 'vision', and integer variables 'str', 'agi', 'intel'. Ask the user to input his/her first name, middle name, and surname. The code should accept first names with spaces like Juan Carlo and surnames like Dela Cruz. Assign the number of characters in the first name as the 'str' of the hero. For example, the first name Juan Carlo should have a character count of 9 thus the 'str' of the hero would be equal to 9. Assign the number of letters of the middle name as the 'agi' and the number of letters of the surname as the 'intel'. Combine the first name, middle name, and last name and assign it as the 'fullname' of the hero. If the last letter f the middle name is a vowel, the 'weapon' assigned should be a sword, otherwise assign a bow. If the total number of letters of the full name is less than 15 set the value of 'vision' to Pyro, otherwise set the value to Cryo. For example, the name Juan Carlo Romero Dela Cruz has 23 letters, therefore the 'vision' should be Cryo. Implement the instructions mentioned above by creating an object of the class Character and then use a void function to print the hero details. Allowed built-in functions: getline(), length() SPECIFICATIONS: - You may only use the codes that we studied in our lectures and those that are allowed by the problem. - You are required to use OOP and functions. - All lines of codes should have a comment. - Save your cpp file as Surname FE (Example: Pangaliman_FE.cpp) TEST CASES: Correct: Incorrect: First Name: Juan Carlo First Name: Juan Carlo Middle Name: Romero Middle Name: Last Name: Romero Last Name: Dela Cruz ====== Character Details: Character Details: Name: Juan Carlo Romero Dela Cruz Name: Romero STR: 9 STR: 6 AGI: 6 AGI: 0 INTEL: 8 INTEL: 0 Weapon: Sword Weapon: Bow Vision: Pyro Vision: Cryo ===== Browse Local Files Browse Content Collection Attach File

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337671385

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter3: Using Methods, Classes, And Objects

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1GZ

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