Computers and Technology, 13.11.2019 21:31 Rafael01

Sophie, sally and jack have decided to develop a housing subdivision. the first thing they'll need is a house class. the houses will be all be very similar: a living area for formal entertainment, a family area for everyday activities, and some number of bedrooms, each with a bath. the houses will also have various amounts of land surrounding them.

write a class house. the purpose of a house object is to represent a single house with its plot of land in a subdivision. the house class has the following specification:

instance variables

instance variable of type int for the number of bedrooms.
instance variable of type double for the size in square feet of the family room
instance variable of type double for the size in square feet of the living room
instance variable of type string that describes the style of the house ("colonial," "ranch," "motte-and-bailey," etc)

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