Object oriented programming exercise - C++

Imagine a privateer, which contain pirates, and a captain too. Pirates can be:

• captain
• with wooden leg
• poor / les than 15 golds/

Pirates can:

• work // they get some plus health points and golds up to captain or not //
• party // they get more health points //

Pirate:

• A pirate has a name, an amount of gold and health points, the default value of which is 10.

• A pirate might be a captain and may have a wooden leg.

• You must create the following methods:

• if a pirate is a captain:

  • work() which increases the amount of gold possessed by that pirate by 10 and decrease the HP by 5.
  • party() which increases the HP by 10.

• if the pirate is not a captain:

  • work() which increases the amount of gold by 1 and decreases the HP by 1.
  • party() which increases the HP by 1.

• if the pirate has a wooden leg, then the string that is returned by the function must look like this:

  • Hello, I'm Jack. I have a wooden leg and 20 golds.

• If not:

  • Hello, I'm Jack. I still have my real legs and 20 golds.

Ship:

• It should have a list of pirates.
• You must be able to add new pirates to the ship. It must have only one captain!
• You must create the following methods:
• getPoorPirates() which returns a list of names containing the pirates that
  • have a wooden leg and have less than 15 golds
• getGolds() which returns the sum of gold owned by the pirates of that particular ship
• lastDayOnTheShip() which calls the pirates' party() method.
• prepareForBattle() which calls
  • the pirates' work() method 5 times
  • then the ship's lastDayOnTheShip() method.