/*
 * Note to CS70 students: this is an incomplete source file.  You must
 * complete it as you feel appropriate.  Search for "ADD STUFF" to
 * find places you *MAY* need to change.
 *
 * Note that many comments are missing.  We have not provided "ADD
 * STUFF" hints for missing comments.
 */

#include "course.hh"
#include "student.hh"
#include <iostream.h>
#include <string>
#include <string.h>

/* 
 * Table of Contents: the following routines are defined in this file:
 *
 *			Student::Student();
 *			Student::Student(const string& firstName_,
 *			  const string& lastName_, const string& hairColor_);
 *			Student::~Student();
 * void			Student::fillInInfo(const string& firstName_,
 *			  const string& lastName_, const string& hairColor_);
 *					// Fill in student info
 * string		Student::name() const;
 *					// Return student's full name
 * bool			Student::overloaded() const;
 *					// True if can't add any more courses
 * void			Student::changeHairColor(const string& newColor);
 *					// Dye student's hair
 * bool			Student::addCourseToSchedule(Course* course);
 *					// Insert course in schedule
 * bool			Student::removeCourseFromSchedule(Course* course);
 *					// Remove course from schedule
 * ostream&		Student::print(ostream& targetStream) const;
 *					// Produce representation of student
 * void			Student::dropAllCourses();
 *					// Remove student from all enrollment
 */

Student::Student()
    : fullName(),
      hairColor(),
      courseCount(0)
    {
    // ADD STUFF
    }

Student::~Student()
    {
    // ADD STUFF
    }

/*
 * Pseudo-constructor to fill in student information after the fact.
 * This should really be done using a copy constructor and assignment
 * operator, but I'm not 100% sure we'll have covered them in time.
 */
void Student::fillInInfo(
    const string&	firstName_,
    const string&	lastName_,
    const string&	hairColor_)
    {
    // ADD STUFF
    }

/*
 * Return the student's full name in "last, first" format.  Depending
 * on how this function is implemented, it might be possible to return
 * a "const string&", which would make it more efficient.  However,
 * the "string" return type declaration is necessary if the full name
 * is constructed "on the fly", and causes no harm in other
 * situations, so I have chosen that form.
 */
string Student::name()			// Return student's full name
    const
    {
    // ADD STUFF
    }

bool Student::isOverloaded()		// True if can't add any more courses
    const
    {
    // ADD STUFF
    }

void Student::changeHairColor(		// Dye student's hair
    const string&	newColor)	// New color to give to hair
    {
    // ADD STUFF
    }

bool Student::addCourseToSchedule(	// Insert course in schedule
    Course*		course)		// Course being added
    {
    // ADD STUFF
    }

bool Student::removeCourseFromSchedule(	// Remove course from schedule
    Course*		course)		// Course being removed
    {
    // ADD STUFF
    }

ostream& Student::print(		// Produce representation of student
    ostream&		targetStream)	// Stream to print to
    const
    {
    // ADD STUFF
    // THIS ROUTINE SHOULD PRODUCE THE FULL STUDENT OUTPUT: NAME, HAIR
    // COLOR, AND COURSE LIST
    return targetStream;
    }

void Student::dropAllCourses()		// Remove student from all enrollment
    {
    // ADD STUFF
    }