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                My header is WAY better than yours
					vehicle.cpp by Dustin Luca

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#include <iostream>
using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::ostream;
using std::endl;

#include "vehicle.h"

Vehicle::Vehicle(const int doors, const int cylinders, string color, double initialFuel, const int transmission) : numberOfDoors(doors), numberOfCylinders(cylinders),transmissionType(transmission)
{
	setFuelLevel(initialFuel);
	setColor(color);
}

void Vehicle::print() const
{
	cout << "\tNumber of doors: " << getNumberOfDoors() << "\n\tTransmission type: " << getTransmissionType() << "\n\tColor: " << getColor() << "\n\tFuel level: " << getFuelLevel() << endl;
}

void Vehicle::setColor(string color)
{
	vehicleColor = color;
}

void Vehicle::setFuelLevel(double amount)
{
	//assume 20 gallons is full tank
	if ( amount > 0.0 && amount <= 20.0)
		fuelLevel = amount;
	else
		fuelLevel = 5.0;
}

string Vehicle::getColor() const
{
	return vehicleColor;
}

double Vehicle::getFuelLevel() const
{
	return fuelLevel;
}

int Vehicle::getTransmissionType() const
{
	return transmissionType;
}

int Vehicle::getNumberOfDoors() const
{
	return numberOfDoors;
}

int Vehicle::getNumberOfCylinders() const
{
	return numberOfCylinders;
}

string Vehicle::getClassName() const
{
	return "Vehicle";
}