/*	Project 2 for CS 1704, Spring 2004
	
	Programmer:		John Christopher Humphreys
	OS:				Windows XP Professional
	System:			Pentium M, 512 MB
	Compiler:		Microsoft Visual Studio.net 2003
	Last Modified:	February 14, 2004

	Purpose-
	This program will store student data and data of certain items in two arrays.  Classes will be
	created to hold and manage data of each kind, and a class will manage the arrays.  Data can be 
	edited, printed, or cleared by the controlling class, and all commands, taken from an input file,
	will be processed and executed.

	Format for Comment Block provided by (http://courses.cs.vt.edu/~cs1704/spring2004/Standards/ProgramHeader.txt)
*/

#ifndef STUDENT_H				//
#define STUDENT_H				// Only defines the class if it hasn't been defined already

#include <iomanip>
#include <string>
#include <cmath>
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
using namespace std;

class Student
{	public:
		Student();				// Default Constructor
		string PrintName() const;		// Return name of Student
		__int64 PrintNumber() const;	// Return number of Student
		string PrintE_mail() const;	// Return e-mail of Student
		string PrintAddress1() const;	// Return address line 1, as described below
		string PrintAddress2() const;	// Return address line 2, as described below
		string PrintCity() const;		// Return city of Student
		string PrintState() const;	// Return state of Student
		int PrintZipcode() const;	// Return Zipcode of student
		string PrintOther() const;	// Return Other comment of Student
		void AddName(string);		// Add name of Student
		void AddNumber(__int64);		// Add number of Student
		void AddE_mail(string);		// Add e-mail of Student
		void AddAddress1(string);	// Add address line 1, as described below
		void AddAddress2(string);	// Add address line 2, as described below
		void AddCity(string);		// Add city of student
		void AddState(string);		// Add state of student
		void AddZipcode(int);	// Add zipcode of student
		void AddOther(string);		// Add Other comment of Student

		// Design Change, delete functions were created and used rather than using the add functions

		void DeleteName();		// Delete name of Student
		void DeleteNumber();	// Delete number of Student
		void DeleteE_mail();	// Delete e-mail of Student
		void DeleteAddress1();	// Delete address line 1, as described below
		void DeleteAddress2();	// Delete address line 2, as described below
		void DeleteCity();		// Delete City of student
		void DeleteState();		// Delete State of student
		void DeleteZipcode();	// Delete zipcode of student
		void DeleteOther();		// Delete Other comment of Student
	private:
		string Name;		// Name of Student
		__int64 Number;		// Phone Number of Student
		string E_mail;		// E-mail address of Student
		string Address1;	// Address Line 1 of Student - Number and Street
		string Address2;	// Address Line 2 of Student - Apartment Letter or Number
		string City;			// City of Student
		string State;		// State of Student
		int Zipcode;		// Zipcode of Student
		string Other;		// Other comment about Student
};
#endif

/*On my honor:

- I have not discussed the C++ language code in my program with anyone other than my instructor or the teaching assistants assigned to this course.

- I have not used C++ language code obtained from another student, or any other unauthorized source, either modified or unmodified. 

- If any C++ language code or documentation used in my program was obtained from another source, such as a textbook or course notes, that has been clearly noted with a proper citation in the comments of my program.

- I have not designed this program in such a way as to defeat or interfere with the normal operation of the Curator System.
<John C. Humphreys>
*/