C++ Project: Cube Class

A Cube Class

The Rectangle class has 2 dimensions: length and width. The length and width are private so that we can guarantee that the dimensions are always positive.

Using the Rectangle class as a model, create a Cube class that has 3 dimensions: length, width and height.

Note: This is actually a cuboid, a cube has all dimensions the same.

• Private double length, width, and height;
• All public getter and setter functions for the 3 dimensions;
• Safeguard that all dimensions are greater than 0.
• a default constructor with no arguments;
• a constructor that accepts all 3 values;
• a toString method that will return the cube as a string. Example: 1X2X3
• a volume method that returns the volume of the cube. Example 1X2X3 has a volume of 6
• Overload ==, <, <=, >, >= operators (use the volume to compare);

Submit one Word document (in Blackboard under Assignments) with all of the following as part of this assignment:

• Instead of a flowchart, you are to include a UML representation of the class as shown in the text.
• The class definition and main in one cpp file (similar to the one for the Rectangle example.)
• Sample output showing several different outputs and an example where the user tried to assign 0 a dimension
• Your output should show all of the methods listed above.

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