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Customer Class Implementation Guide

The document outlines the implementation of a Customer class to manage customer information, including private member variables for name, id, and balance. It specifies the creation of a constructor, a display function to print customer details, and a function to update customer information by returning a new Customer object with updated values. Additionally, it includes instructions for creating an initial Customer object and displaying the details of a newly created Customer object in the main function.

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Customer Class Implementation Guide

The document outlines the implementation of a Customer class to manage customer information, including private member variables for name, id, and balance. It specifies the creation of a constructor, a display function to print customer details, and a function to update customer information by returning a new Customer object with updated values. Additionally, it includes instructions for creating an initial Customer object and displaying the details of a newly created Customer object in the main function.

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Objective:

You will implement a simple class for managing customer information. You will create a
Customer class with various member functions, and practice returning objects by value from a
function. The goal is to return a new Customer object with updated information based on input
values.

Instructions:

1. Create a Customer class:

o The Customer class should have the following private member variables:

▪ name (string)

▪ id (integer)

▪ balance (double)

2. Constructor:

o Write a constructor to initialize the name, id, and balance when a Customer
object is created.

3. Display Function:

o Implement a member function display() that prints the name, id, and balance of
the customer to the console.

4. Create a Function to Update Customer Information:

o Implement a member function createCustomerWithUpdatedBalance(string


newName, int newId, double newBalance) that:

▪ Takes parameters newName, newId, and newBalance.

▪ Creates and returns a new Customer object with these updated values.

▪ This function should return the new Customer object by value.

5. In the main() function:

o Create an initial Customer object, e.g., "Alice", 1001, 1000.0.

o Call the createCustomerWithUpdatedBalance function to create a new Customer


object with a different name, ID, and balance.
o Print the details of the new Customer object by calling its display() method.

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