#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class Pet {
	string name;
	int age;
   public:
   	Pet(string nm ="Kitty",int ag =1)
   	{  name = nm;
   	   age = ag;
	}
	string getName()
	{  return name;
	}
	int getAge()
	{ return age;
	}


// Instructions:  You are required to complete the overloading code operator function

   Pet operator + (const Pet &); // Overloaded +
   Pet operator - (const Pet &); // Overloaded -
   Pet operator * (const Pet &); // Overloaded *
   bool operator > (const Pet &); // Overloaded >
   bool operator < (const Pet &);		// Overloaded <
   bool operator == (constPet &);		// Overloaded ==


};
// Main function for the program
int main() {
	// declare instances of pets
	Pet pet1("Poppy",2),pet2("Boy",5), pet3;

	pet3 = pet1 + pet2;  // pet1.operator+(pet2)

	cout << " Pet 1 name : " << pet1.getName() << endl;
	cout << " Pet 1 age : " << pet1.getAge() << endl;
	cout << " Pet 2 name : " << pet2.getName() << endl;
	cout << " Pet 2 age : " << pet2.getAge() << endl;
	cout << " Pet 3 name : " << pet3.getName() << endl;
	cout << " Pet 3 age : " << pet3.getAge() << endl;

	if( pet1 < pet2 ) { //pet1.operator<(pet2);
      cout << pet1.getName() << " is younger than " << pet2.getName();
    if( pet1 == pet2)
     cout << "The pets have same page"<< endl;
   else
    cout << "Thay are not same age" << endl;
    // Provide suitable if statement for operator >





   return 0;
}