A C++ console-based simulation game developed as a semester project. This application allows users to buy specific cars, modify their specifications, and manage a garage using a persistent save system.

This project demonstrates the principles of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) applied to a game logic system. The program simulates a car dealership and workshop environment where players can:

• Browse a catalog of specific car models.
• Purchase vehicles and add them to their garage.
• Modify car stats (like Horsepower) through a tuning system.
• Save and load progress using a custom file handling system.

• Car Dealership System: Buy specific makes and models.
• Modification System: Upgrade car variants and horsepower.
• Persistent Data: Uses File Handling to save car attributes (Make, Model, Variant, HP) to a text file.
• Garage Management: Support for saving multiple cars in a single save file.
• Console Interface: Interactive menus powered by Windows.h for smooth navigation.

• Language: C++
• Core Concepts:
  • OOP: Heavy use of Classes and Objects.
  • Inheritance: To manage different vehicle categories/types.
  • Polymorphism: For dynamic method overriding in car behaviors.
  • Encapsulation: Protecting data members like engine stats.
• System:
  • File Handling: Custom logic to read/write object data to .txt files.
  • Windows.h: Used for console formatting and system interactions.

Note: This project is designed for Windows due to the dependency on <Windows.h>.

1. Clone the repository

   git clone [https://github.com/your-username/car-game.git](https://github.com/your-username/car-game.git)

2. Open the project
   • Open the .cpp files in your IDE (Visual Studio, Dev-C++, or VS Code).
3. Compile and Run
   • Ensure your compiler supports C++11 or higher.
   • Build and run the main executable.

• main.cpp - The entry point of the game loop.
• Car.h / Car.cpp - Base class definitions.
• savefile.txt - (Generated) Stores user progress.

• [Maaz Arshad Akhund] - Logic implementation & File Handling
• [Bushra Asad] - Class Design & Testing

Created for the Object-Oriented Programming Semester Project at IMSciences.