OOP First Lesson _ Human Class Initialization #165

HumanClass

#include <iostream>
#include <string>


using namespace std;

struct Data
{
	string Name;
	string LastName;
	int Age;
	int Year;
	string PrivateNumber;
	string Hobbie;
};

class Human
{
private:
	string Name;
	string LastName;
	int Age;
	int Year;
	string PrivateNumber;
	string Hobbie;
public:
	Human()
	{

	}
	Human(Data * object)
	{
		this->Name = object->Name;
		this->LastName = object->LastName;
		this->Age = object->Age;
		this->Year = object->Year;
		this->PrivateNumber = object->PrivateNumber;
		if (object->Hobbie == "Curva")
		{
			cout << " We cant Make Hobbie Curva " << endl;
		}
		else
			this->Hobbie = object->Hobbie;
		
	}
	void Print()
	{
		cout << " Name : " << this->Name << endl;
		cout << " LastName : " << this->LastName << endl;
		cout << " Age : " << this->Age << endl;
		cout << " Year : " << this->Year << endl;
		cout << " PrivateNumber : " << this->PrivateNumber << endl;
		cout << " Hobbie : " << this->Hobbie << endl;
	}

};

void Initialize(Data * object)
{
	cout << " Your Name : ";
	cin >> object->Name;

	cout << " Your LastName : ";
	cin >> object->LastName;

	cout << " Your Age : ";
	cin >> object->Age;

	cout << " Your birthday Year : ";
	cin >> object->Year;

	cout << " Your PrivateNumber : ";
	cin >> object->PrivateNumber;

	cout << " Your Hobbie : ";
	cin >> object->Hobbie;

}

int main()
{
	Data object;

	Data * ob = &object;


	Initialize(ob);

	Human tornike(ob);

	tornike.Print();
	

	cin.get();
	cin.get();
	return 0;
}