//  Project 2 for CS 1704 Spring II 2004
//
//  Programmer:    Mason Shea
//  OS:            Windows XP
//  System:        Pentium III 500, 256 MB Memory
//  Compiler:      Visual C++ 6.0, Service Pack 4
//  Last modified: February 25, 2004
//
//  Purpose
//	The purpose of this file is to describe the implementation for the data type
//	student, in other words, it contains the implementation for all the previously 
//	declared member functions of the Student class 

#include "students.h"

Student::Student() //defualt constructor, sets all values to default values
{
	myName = "nothing";
	myPhoneNumber = "nothing";
	myEmail = "nothing";
	myAddressLine1 = "nothing";
	myAddressLine2 = "nothing";
	myCity = "nothing";
	myState = "nothing";
	myZipcode = 0;
	myOther = "nothing";
}

Student::Student(string Name, string PhoneNumber, string Email, string AddressLine1, string AddressLine2, string City, string State, int Zipcode, string Other) //constructor is sent all of the possible students fields, and assigns them accordingly
{
	setName(Name);
	setPhoneNumber(PhoneNumber);
	setEmail(Email);
	setAddressLine1(AddressLine1);
	setAddressLine2(AddressLine2);
	setCity(City);
	setState(State);
	setZipcode(Zipcode);
	setOther(Other);
}

Student::Student(const Student &student)	//copy constructor is given a student and makes the students information that particular student's information
{
	myName = student.myName;
	myPhoneNumber = student.myPhoneNumber;
	myEmail = student.myEmail;
	myAddressLine1 = student.myAddressLine1;
	myAddressLine2 = student.myAddressLine2;
	myCity = student.myCity;
	myState = student.myState;
	myZipcode = student.myZipcode;
	myOther = student.myOther;
}
//these are mutator operations of the Student class; they are given on data field of a student, and change that student's current data to the given one's
void Student::setName(string Name)
{
	myName = Name;
}

void Student::setPhoneNumber(string PhoneNumber)
{
	myPhoneNumber = PhoneNumber;
}

void Student::setEmail(string Email)
{
	myEmail = Email;
}

void Student::setAddressLine1(string AddressLine1)
{
	myAddressLine1 = AddressLine1;
}

void Student::setAddressLine2(string AddressLine2)
{
	myAddressLine2 = AddressLine2;
}

void Student::setCity(string City)
{
	myCity = City;
}

void Student::setState(string State)
{
	myState = State;
}

void Student::setZipcode(int Zipcode)
{
	myZipcode = Zipcode;
}

void Student::setOther(string Other)
{
	myOther = Other;
}
//these are accessor operations of the Student class, they only return a student's particular data field
string Student::getName() const
{
	return myName;
}

string Student::getPhoneNumber() const
{
	return myPhoneNumber;
}

string Student::getEmail() const
{
	return myEmail;
}

string Student::getAddressLine1() const
{
	return myAddressLine1;
}

string Student::getAddressLine2() const
{
	return myAddressLine2;
}

string Student::getCity() const
{
	return myCity;
}

string Student::getState() const
{
	return myState;
}

int Student::getZipcode() const
{
	return myZipcode;
}

string Student::getOther() const
{
	return myOther;
}
//this is the overloaded assignment operator =, which when sent a student copies that student's info into the current student's info (is this mimicking the copy constructor??)
Student& Student::operator=(const Student& student)
{
	if(this != &student)
	{
		myName = student.myName;
		myPhoneNumber = student.myPhoneNumber;
		myEmail = student.myEmail;
		myAddressLine1 = student.myAddressLine1;
		myAddressLine2 = student.myAddressLine2;
		myCity = student.myCity;
		myState = student.myState;
		myZipcode = student.myZipcode;
		myOther = student.myOther;
	}
	return *this;
}