#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

class Product {
protected:		//can be used in inherited classes
	string name;
	float price;
	bool isKidsSafe;
public:
	Product() {
		name = "";
		price = 0;
		isKidsSafe = false;
		//cout << endl << "Product constructor - job done"<<endl;
	}
	Product(string name, float price = 0, bool isSafe = false) {		//if we write "=false" we dont have to pass it when creating an object if we want to declare it false
		this->price = price;
		this->name = name;
		this->isKidsSafe = isSafe;
	}
	string getName() {
		return this->name;
	}
	string getDescription() {
		string description = "The product name is " + this->name + "\n";
		description += ("The price is " + to_string(this->price) + "\n");
		if (this->isKidsSafe) {
			description += "Is kids safe \n";
		}
		else {
			description += "Don't give it to children under 3 years old \n";
		}
		return description;
	}

	float getPrice() {
		return this->price;
	}

	~Product() {
		cout << endl << "Product destructor";
	}
};

//inheritance
class DiscountedProduct: public Product {
private:
	float discountPercentage;
	int maxItems;
public:
	DiscountedProduct(string name = "", float price = 0.0, float discount = 0) : Product(name,price) {
		//cout << "DiscountedProduct constructor - starting"<<endl;
		this->discountPercentage = discount;
		this->maxItems = 0;
		/*this->name = name;
		this->price = price;
		this->isKidsSafe = false;*/
	}

	//overriding the base class method
	string getDescription() {


		string description = this->Product::getDescription();

		description += "The discount is " + to_string(this->discountPercentage) + "%\n";
		description += "The maximum items is " + to_string(this->maxItems) + "\n";
		return description;
	}

	~DiscountedProduct() {
		cout << endl << "DiscountedProduct destructor";
	}

};


int main() {
	Product product;
	Product toy1("Remote Controlled Car", 230);
	Product toy2("Doll", 34);
	Product toy3("Big Ball", 12, true);

	cout << toy1.getDescription()<<endl;
	cout << toy2.getDescription()<<endl;
	cout << toy3.getDescription()<<endl;

	DiscountedProduct promotion_1;
	cout<<promotion_1.getDescription()<<endl;

	DiscountedProduct promotion_2("Lego",100,50);
	cout << promotion_2.getDescription();

}