#include <cstdlib>

using namespace std;

class Object {
public:
  virtual ~Object() {} // make sure that appropriate destructor will be called
  virtual operator const char*() const { return "Object"; }
  // any object can be converted to a string which can be printed to stream
  // (see TestLinkedList.cpp for example)
  virtual Object* clone() { return new Object(); }
  // return a pointer to the copy of the object
};

class Char : public Object // C++ does not provide wrapper classes
                           // so we create one
{ 
private:
  char c[2];
public:
  Char(char newc) { c[0]=newc; c[1]=0; }
  operator const char*() const { return c; }
  Object* clone() { return new Char(getValue()); }
  
  char getValue() const { return c[0]; }
};

class Integer : public Object
{
private:
  char c[10]; // string representation of integer
public: 
  Integer(int i) { itoa(i,c,10); }
  operator const char*() const { return c; }
  Object* clone() { return new Integer(getValue()); }
  
  int getValue() const { return atoi(c); }
};