greeter::Greeter Class Reference

A class for saying hello in multiple languages. More...

#include <greeter.h>

Public Member Functions
	Greeter (std::string name)
	Constructs a new Greeter object.
std::string	greet (LanguageCode lang=LanguageCode::EN) const
	Creates a localized greeting string.

Private Attributes
std::string	name

Detailed Description

A class for saying hello in multiple languages.

The Greeter class allows you to create personalized greeting messages in different languages. It stores a name and provides a method to generate a greeting string localized to the specified language.

Note

Currently supported languages are English, German, Spanish, and French.

Example

greeter::Greeter g("Alice");
std::cout << g.greet(greeter::LanguageCode::FR) << std::endl; // Bonjour, Alice!

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Greeter()

greeter::Greeter::Greeter ( std::string name )

explicit

Constructs a new Greeter object.

Parameters

name	The name to greet

Initializes the Greeter with the given name. This name will be used in the greeting messages.

Exceptions

std::invalid_argument

if the name is empty

Member Function Documentation

greet()

std::string greeter::Greeter::greet

(

LanguageCode

lang = LanguageCode::EN

)

const

Creates a localized greeting string.

Parameters

lang	The language code to use for the greeting (default is English)

Returns

A std::string containing the greeting message

Generates a greeting message in the specified language. If the language is not recognized, it defaults to English.

Supported greetings:

• English: "Hello, <name>!"
• German: "Hallo, <name>!"
• Spanish: "¡Hola, <name>!"
• French: "Bonjour, <name>!"

Note

The returned string includes punctuation and capitalization appropriate for the language.

Member Data Documentation

name

std::string greeter::Greeter::name

private

The name of the person to greet

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• lib/greeter/include/greeter.h
• lib/greeter/src/greeter.cpp