In this next lab, you will need to create a class called Burrito, this class will determine the price of a burrito with certain ingredients. Use the comments and the function prototypes to complete their definitions in Burrito.cpp. Most of the functions are self-explanatory, getters like meat or cheese will return the value of the member variable they try to get; setters will set a new value into the member variable referenced.

The function price is the most difficult; a burrito’s starting price is $2 dollars, that is a burrito with no meat and no cheese; adding cheese to the burrito will increase its price by $1, adding meat (any kind) will add $2, but if the meat is Asada then that is more expensive (that is a good cut) it’ll add $1 to the cost. If your calculations are correct you should get the output as shown below.

When you are done be sure to update this repo to contain the most recent version of your program and submit a comment in BB telling me you are done

The following is the basic criteria to be used to grade your submission: You start with 100 points and then lose points as you don't do something that is required.

• -20: Incorrect/Missing member variables.
• -20: Incorrect/Missing member function definitions.
• -15: Function definitions should access the class Burrito.
• -10: Missing name/not enough comments.
• -40 Does not compile.

Important: more points may be lost for other reasons not specified here.