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Introduction:
In Assignment No.4 we added basic code in header and implementation files in the form of necessary attributes with suitable data types along with Constructor, Destructor and Getters/Setters for all data members as well as some important member functions of that particular class like student, Library etc in Library Management System.
In this assignment we will finalize our coding by .... |
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In Assignment No.1 you developed Object Oriented Model for Library Management System and in Assignment #2 you developed its practical prototype in c++ that you didn’t give actual implementation in c++ but simple stereotype (sketch) in the form of c++ code mentioning class names their parameters and functions with access specifiers you also showed the relationship between classes in the form of inheritance .... |
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You have to write a C++ Program in which you will have to write a class ‘Pakistani Citizens’ which has five data members “name, age, CNIC No, province, and domicile” and two data functions getter and setter for each data member e.g setAge() getAge() etc.
Write a second class ‘VotersList’ which inherited the ‘PakistaniCitizens’ class and has “implemented in term of” relationship to .... |
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In Assignment No.1 you developed Object Oriented Model for Library Management System, now you have to give its practical prototype in c++ mean you have to provide the solution of your first assignment and have to implement it in the form of classes in c++ also note that you don’t have to give actual implementation in c++ but simple stereotype (sketch) in the form of c++ code mentioning class names their parameters and functions with .... |
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This document contains assignments and solutions provided by virtual university to the student of CS304 Object Oriented Programming during spring 2010 semester. |
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Solution_Spring 2010_CS304_2 |
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Fall 2009_CS304_2_Solution |
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Access control : A C++ mechanism for prohibiting or granting access to individual members of a class. See public, private, protected, and visibility. |
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Question: What is OOP? |
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Fall_2009_CS304_All Assingments with Solutions |
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VU Course Contents CS304-Object Oriented Programming |
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