Due at midnight on Monday Oct. 13th

Beginning withyour Pet program from lab 6 (i.e. the version of the pet program with your modifications from lab) make the following additional modifications:

• Have the player lose if a pet is overfed, i.e. if hungry gets to 0 or less.
• Add another quality to pets that can change and add menu options that allow the player to change that quality. For example, you could add sleepy as a quality and playing with or feeding the pet causes it to increase, but the pet can take a nap causing it to decrease. Other options are health: going to the vet increases it, but some activities may decrease it; or money: participating in pet shows causes it to increase (winning prizes), but feeding the pet decreases it (buying pet food). (Chapter 5, Excercise 9 in the text.)
• Whatever new quality you pick for pets change the program so that the player will lose when appropriate. For example, if you add health as a pet quality and the pet get's too unhealthy the player should lose, or if they player runs out of money they shouldn't be able to feed their pet (until they can earn more).
• Add a new random event method (function member) to the pet class. At the end of every main loop have there be a chance of calling the function. (Use a random number generator and if the random number is less than some limit call the random event mthod.) The random event method should use a random number and a swtich statement to have one of at least five random events occur that effect the pet. Random events can be good ("Found a new pet toy." - happiness increases) or bad ("Spoiled pet food." - hungry increases).

If you can't get all of the modifications done (and for some of the assignments you probably won't) be sure to list which ones you've completed in the comments at the beginning of the program. On the other hand if you did extra work on a lab or assignment (and sometime you will want to) also describe the extra work in the comment at the beginning of the program.

Include a block of comments at the beginning of the program (or add to the existing block) that lists your name, section number, date, and the assignment number. Also include comments on any parts of the assignment you didn't finish or on any extra work you did. Include this comment block at the beginning of every assignment and lab.

Turn in: Name your code file Assignment6SecX.cpp (where X is your section number) and turn in the code for your program (the .cpp file, not a.out) using the cscheckin command.