// Created by Daniel Cooper #include using namespace std; class item* product[10]={nullptr}; //Stores pointers to our object. item* cart[10]={nullptr}; class item { public: item(string n, string c, double p) { static int i=0; index=i; name=n; code=c; price=p; item_array[i]=this; i++; } ~item() { product[index]=nullptr; } string name; string code; double price; int index; static void delete_all() { for(item *i : product ) delete i; } //Shop function static void shop() { string input; double total=0; double second=0; int cart_index; char choose; while(cin >> input) { second=total; cout<<"Barcode type f to finish"<name || input==i->code||input==price) { total+=i->price; cart[cart_index]=i; } } if(second==total) cout << "Item not found"; cart_index++; } cout << "Total: " << total; cout << "print receipt Y/N"; cin>>choose; while(1) { if(choose=="Y"){ cout<<"receipt"<name || input==i->code||input==price)<name << '\n'; } } }; int main() { new item("Tv", "38247", 35.25); new item("Toy", "36277", 3.25); new item("Knife", "367272", 4.00); new item("Soup", "37282", 2.00); item::shop(); //This is how we access a static member function item::delete_all(); //item::shop(); return 0; }

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