/* Todo: Do initializer lists, virtual deconstructor on mob class, improve overall code. */ #include #include #include #include using namespace std; class Mob { public: int takeHealth(int healthToTake){ health -= healthToTake; return health; } virtual void attack(Mob &target) { int targetHealth = target.takeHealth(damage); cout << Name << " has attacked " << target.Name << endl; cout << target.Name << "'s health is " << targetHealth << endl; } virtual void printAttributes() = 0; string Name; protected: int health; int damage; int walkSpeed; int jumpHeight; }; class Zombie : public Mob { public: void printAttributes(){ cout << "Zombie Attributes: " << endl; cout << "Health: " << health << endl; cout << "Damage: " << damage << endl; cout << "Walkspeed: " << walkSpeed << endl; cout << "jumpHeight: " << jumpHeight << endl; } Zombie(){ Name = "Zombie"; health = 50; damage = 5; walkSpeed = 20; jumpHeight = 10; } }; class Goblin : public Mob { public: void printAttributes(){ cout << "\nGoblin Attributes: " << endl; cout << "Health: " << health << endl; cout << "Damage: " << damage << endl; cout << "Walkspeed: " << walkSpeed << endl; cout << "jumpHeight: " << jumpHeight << endl; } Goblin(){ Name = "Goblin"; health = 100; damage = 12; walkSpeed = 35; jumpHeight = 15; } }; int main() { Zombie zombie; Goblin goblin; //zombie.printAttributes(); //goblin.printAttributes(); goblin.attack(zombie); return 0; }

now i am sort of getting somewhere