2. Individual Hands-on Assignment: Object-Oriented Guessing Game, Part Two • Resources: University of Phoenix Material: Programming Assignment Worksheet • Use the object-oriented guessing game program developed in Week Two. • Add functionality to store the guesses the user makes in an array up to a maximum number of guesses stored in a constant. Display the list of guesses after the correct guess has been made. The list will be stored in an array of objects from a new class you create called Guess. • Create three other classes in addition to Guess: High, Low, and Correct. These three will inherit from Guess. The array will use inheritance and polymorphism to display the guess made and a string of whether it was high, low, or correct for each guess. The high, low, or correct string needs to come from a method in these classes. Allow the user to decide if he or she wants to play another game. • Include the proper header and make sure you properly comment your program. Also, make sure you use proper coding conventions. • Complete the University of Phoenix Material: Programming Assignment Worksheet, located on your student website. • Submit the worksheet with an attached .zip file, with the source and executables

1. PRG/411 C++ Course - Week 3
Individual Hands-on Assignment: Object-Oriented Guessing Game, Part Two
· Resources: University of Phoenix Material: Programming Assignment Worksheet
· Use the object-oriented guessing game program developed in Week Two.
· Add functionality to store the guesses the user makes in an array up to a maximum number of guesses stored
in a constant. Display the list of guesses after the correct guess has been made. The list will be stored in an array of
objects from a new class you create called Guess.
· Create three other classes in addition to Guess: High, Low, and Correct. These three will inherit from Guess.
The array will use inheritance and polymorphism to display the guess made and a string of whether it was high, low,
or correct for each guess. The high, low, or correct string needs to come from a method in these classes. Allow the
user to decide if he or she wants to play another game.
· Include the proper header and make sure you properly comment your program. Also, make sure you use
proper coding conventions.
· Complete the University of Phoenix Material: Programming Assignment Worksheet, located on your student
website.
· Submit the worksheet with an attached .zip file, with the source and executables.
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