Animal Farm

Animal Farm is a series of labs intended to teach the basics of C and C++. It’s also intended to introduce good Software Engineering practices. Students are expected to “Live” in this project as the code evolves over a series of requirements.

Links

The project’s home page (hosted by GitHub) is here

Project Description

Animal Farm Spring 2022
The project was built upon in iterations as follows.

Animal Farm 0: An array-based database of cats, where each attribute is an array.

Animal Farm 1: An array-based database of cats, where each a cat’s attributes are collected in a struct.

Animal Farm 2: A procedural singly linked-list database of cats, where each cat is an object.

Animal Farm 3: A collection class that implements a singly linked database of Animal objects using:

• An abstract List
• A concrete SinglyLinkedList
• generic Node Add an abstract Animal (which also inherits from Node) & Mammal to the Cat object model.

Aninmal Farm 4: A collection class that implements a doubly linked list. Add Fish, Bird and Dog to the object model. Build a class factory for Cat. Add destructors to the object model. Create a CatLinkedList that inherits from SinglyLinkedList… and then implement findCatByName Have Cat override > to sort cats by name …think about how we are going to sort our animals | Animal Farm 0 | An array-based database of cats, where each attribute is an array. Animal Farm 5: Refactor the collection class into a Binary Search Tree. Add Birds and Fish to the object model.

Source: jgaleria/ee205-animal-farm