// NamedStudent - this program demonstrates how adding
//                arguments to the constructor makes
//                for a more realistic class
#include <stdio.h>
#include <iostream.h>
#include <string.h>

// Student
class Student
{
  public:
   Student(char *pszName, int nID)
   {
       // save off the person's name:
       // allocate from the heap the same
       // size string as that passed
       int nLength = strlen(pszName);
       this->pszName = new char[nLength];

       // now copy the name passed into the 
       // newly allocated buffer
       strcpy(this->pszName, pszName);

       // finally save off the student id
       this->nID = nID;
   }

   ~Student()
   {
       delete pszName;
       pszName = 0;
   }

  protected:
   char* pszName;
   int   nID;
};


int main(int nArgs, char* pszArg[])
{
    Student s("Stephen Davis", 1234);
    Student* pS = new Student("Kinsey Davis", 5678);

    cout << "this is output\n";
    return 0;
}