Suppose that you were to build a class for a company that rents cars... (ok, this is a silly example). You want to keep track of certain information regarding each car that is owned by the company, and you want to provide functions that will enable them to store/retrieve information regarding those cars.

Data to keep track of:

• Brand
• Year
• Mileage
• Capacity
• Color
• Availability (remember, it is for a company that rents car, so you want to know if the car is rented or not)

Functions to build:

• Initialize: this function lets you create a new car. You can either use the basic initialize function (i.e. with no parameters) to built a default car, or you can build a custom one, by passing parameters.
• Print info: this function displays all the information about a given car
• updatemileage: when someone returns a car, you want to update the mileage of the car.
• "age": you pass the present year to the age function, and it will return how old the car is.
• getcapacity: this function should return the capacity of the car
• isavailable: returns true if the car is available, o/w returns false
• changecolor: well, someone just had a bad accident with the car, and you decide to repaint it with a different color... you need to update the info!

Of course, there are many many many other things you could do... Feel free to add them!

The following files contain the code:
car.h : contains the class
car.cc : contains the definitions for the public member functions of the class
carmain.cc : a sample main

To compile this program, just type:
g++ car.cc carmain.cc -o car