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This is exercise builds on the previous Exercise (Inheritance 2) classes. In this series of exercises we'll take the StudentType class and expand it to also hold a list of courses that the student has taken. Starting out we want to build a CourseType class that will hold the basic course information:

Create a CourseType class. (Keep it simple at this point. You don't need to put in "extra" members just to make it a bigger class.)
You should create this class with its own .cpp and .h file, but include it in a "project" with your already existing StudentType class. (You can use your own StudentType solution or the one provided from the previous exercise.) Note: At this point you shouldn't be changing anything in the existing StudentType files!
Make sure you test your new CourseType class by declaring an object and testing at least it's constructor.
Submit: Commented test, implementation and header files (.cpp and .h) for new CourseType along with previous StudentType and PersonType zipped into a single file.

I've attached pictures of the code I currently have - I just need help with a very, very simple CourseType class (header and implementation file) that is a derivative of the studentType class. Code is C++ and I used CodeBlocks.


This is exercise builds on the previous Exercise (Inheritance 2) classes. In this series of exercis
This is exercise builds on the previous Exercise (Inheritance 2) classes. In this series of exercis
This is exercise builds on the previous Exercise (Inheritance 2) classes. In this series of exercis
This is exercise builds on the previous Exercise (Inheritance 2) classes. In this series of exercis

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