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C++ Class Implementation Example

The document contains C++ code defining three classes: Instructor, TextBook, and Course. Each class includes constructors, copy constructors, and methods for setting and printing attributes. The main function creates instances of these classes and prints the details of a course along with its instructor and textbook.

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C++ Class Implementation Example

The document contains C++ code defining three classes: Instructor, TextBook, and Course. Each class includes constructors, copy constructors, and methods for setting and printing attributes. The main function creates instances of these classes and prints the details of a course along with its instructor and textbook.

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ASSIGNMENT # 03;

#include <iostream>

#include<iostream>

using namespace std;

class Instructor

string lastname,firstname,officename;

public:

Instructor()

Instructor(string lname,string fname,string office)

lname=lastname;

fname=firstname;

office=officename;

Instructor(Instructor &ins)

lastname=[Link];

firstname=[Link];

officename=[Link];

void setname(string lname,string fname,string office)


{

lastname=lname;

firstname=fname;

officename=office;

void print()

cout<<"Last name="<<lastname<<endl;

cout<<"First name="<<firstname<<endl;

cout<<"Office name="<<officename<<endl;

};

class TextBook

string title,author,publisher;

public:

TextBook()

TextBook(string t,string auth,string pub)

t=title;

auth=author;

pub=publisher;

TextBook(TextBook &ins)

{
title=[Link];

author=[Link];

publisher=[Link];

void settext(string t,string auth,string pub)

title=t;

author=auth;

publisher=pub;

void print1()

cout<<"Title="<<title<<endl;

cout<<"Author="<<author<<endl;

cout<<"Publisher="<<publisher<<endl;

};

class Course

string coursename;

Instructor instructor;

TextBook textBook;

public:

Course(string name,Instructor &inst,TextBook &text)

name=coursename;

void print()
{

cout<<"Course name="<<coursename<<endl;

[Link]();

[Link]();

};

int main()

Instructor i1("Kramer","Shaw","RH3010");

TextBook t1("Starting with c++","Gradius","Addision");

Course c1("oop",i1,t1);

[Link]();

return 0;

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