customer.cpp

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// Exercise 16.12: Customer.cpp
// Class Customer member-function definitions.
#include <iostream> // required to perform C++-style stream I/O

using namespace std; // for accessing C++ Standard Library members

#include "Customer.h"  // Customer class definition

// constructor
Customer::Customer( string &customerName, Customer *nextPointer )
{
   // initialize data members
   setName( customerName ); // set the name
   setNextCustomer( nextPointer ); // set pointer to the next customer

} // end constructor

// set the customer's name
void Customer::setName( string &customerName )
{
   name = customerName;
} // end function setName

// return a copy of the customer's name so that changes made to 
// the returned value do not affect the object's name member
string Customer::getName()
{
   return name;

} // end function getName

// set the pointer to the next Customer in the list
void Customer::setNextCustomer( Customer *nextPointer )
{
   next = nextPointer;

} // end function setNextCustomer

// return the pointer to the next customer
Customer *Customer::getNextCustomer()
{
   return next;

} // end function getNextCustomer

// return the pointer to the next customer
void Customer::display()
{
   cout << "\nName: " << getName() << endl;

} // end function display

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