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Assign courseStudent's name with Smith, age with 20, and ID with 9999. Use the PrintAll member function and a separate cout statement to output courseStudents's data. End with a newline. Sample output from the given program: Name: Smith, Age: 20, ID: 9999

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  1. 5 July, 20:01
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    Following are the program in c++

    ; #include / / header file

    #include

    using namespace std;

    class student / / class

    {

    public:

    int ID, age; / / variables

    string courseStudentsname;

    student () / / constructor initialize the member

    {

    courseStudentsname="Smith";

    age=20;

    ID=9999;

    }

    void PrintAll () / /PrintAll () function

    {

    cout << "Name: " <
    cout << ", Age: " << age;

    cout << ", ID: " << ID;

    }

    };

    int main () / / main function

    {

    student e; / / create object and call default constructor

    e. PrintAll (); / / call the PrintAll () function

    return 0;

    }

    Explanation:

    In the given program we create a three variable inside the class student and declared three variable ID, age of int type and courseStudentsname of string type after that we create a constructor and initialize them as value is given in question and finally create a PrintAll member function which separate cout statement to output. In the main function create a object class student and call the PrintAll function.

    Output:

    Name: Smith, Age: 20, ID: 9999
  2. 5 July, 20:13
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    Following are the program in the C+ + Programming Language:

    #include / /header file

    using namespace std; / /namespace

    class Students / /define class

    {public: / /access modifier

    int id, a; / /set variables

    string courseStudentsname; / /set variables

    Students () / /set constructor

    {

    courseStudentsname="Smith"; / /initialize the value

    a=20; / /initialize the value

    id=9999; / /initialize the value

    cout<
    }

    void PrintAll () / /define function

    {

    cout << "Name: " <
    cout << "Age: " << a<
    cout << "ID: " << id; / /print output

    }

    };

    int main () / /define main function

    {

    Students obj; / /set object and call constructor

    obj. PrintAll (); / / call function through object

    return 0;

    }

    Output:

    Name: smith

    Age: 20

    ID: 9999

    Explanation:

    Here, we define class "Students" inside it.

    we define two integer type variable "a" for age of the students and "id" for the id of the students and then we set a string type variable "courseStudentsname" for name of the students. we set the constructor in which we assign the value to the variables. we set the function 'PrintAll () ' in which we print all the variables.

    Finally, we define the "main () " Function in which we create the object of the class "obj" and call the the "PrintAll () " through the object of the class.
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