#include <iostream>
 
using namespace std;
 
class person {
  string names, spouse, gender;
public:
  person (string nm): names (nm) {
  	// To demonstrate that the parent object is called before the child object.
    cout << "New person created. " ;
  }
 
  //pure virtual function "divorce ()" makes "person" an abstact class
  virtual void divorce () = 0;
 
  string getGender() {return gender;}
 
  void resetSpouse() {spouse.clear();}
 
  string getSpouse() {return spouse;}
};
 
class man: public person {
	string manGen;
public:
  man (string name): manGen ("Male"), person(name) {
    cout << "Male added." << endl;
  }
  void divorce() {resetSpouse ();}
};
 
class trans: public person {
string transGen;
public:
  trans (string name): transGen ("Trans"), person(name) {
    cout << "Trans added." << endl;
  }
  void divorce() {resetSpouse ();}
};
 
class woman: public person {
	string womanGen;
public:
  woman (string name): womanGen ("Female"), person(name) {
    cout << "Female added." << endl;
  }
  void divorce () {resetSpouse ();}
 
};
 
int main () {
	woman jane ("Jane");
	man notJane ("Jack");
	trans notJack ("Unicorn");
    return 0;
}
 
/*
Output:
 
New person created. Male added.
New person created. Male added.
New person created. Trans added.
*/