Write a C++ program in which you are required to define a classnamed Account . T

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Write a C++ program in which you are required to define a classnamed Account. The class must include thefollowing two data members.

// data member for account holder’sname

1: Account_Holder

//data member for amount in the account

2: Amount

Your Program should define three constructors for theclass Account

1: a constructor with no parameter

2: a constructor with two parameters (Account_Holder,Amount)

3: a copy constructor

All of these three constructors are meant to initializetheir respective objects. Incase of copy constructor, you arerequired to assign a separate space for the data members of the newobject while copying the values of previously existedobject.

Declare three objects (1 for each type of constructor)in main.

Write a function in class Account to display theinitialized data members for each object.

Also write destructor for the class Account. Display amessage that says “destructor called” in the destructorbody.

Explanation / Answer

PLZ RATE: #include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
class Account
{
private:
char* Account_holder;
char* Amount;
public:
Account()
{
Account_holder = "Ahsan" ;
Amount = "15000" ;
}

Account(char* Account_holder1, char* Amount1)
{
Account_holder = Account_holder1;
Amount = Amount1;
}


Account(const Account &other)
{

int length1, length2;
length1 = strlen(other. Account_holder);
length2 = strlen(other. Amount);

Account_holder = new char[length1 + 1];
Amount = new char[length2 + 1];

strcpy( Account_holder, other.Account_holder );
strcpy( Amount, other.Amount );
}



void print()
{
cout<<Account_holder<<endl<<Amount<<endl;
cout<<"_________________"<<endl;
}


~Account(){}
};


int main()
{

Account acc1;
Account acc2("Umar", "70000");
Account acc3("Qasim", "19000");
//print function calls
acc1.print();
acc2.print();
acc3.print();

getch();
return 0;
}
#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
class Account
{
private:
char* Account_holder;
char* Amount;
public:
Account()
{
Account_holder = "Ahsan" ;
Amount = "15000" ;
}

Account(char* Account_holder1, char* Amount1)
{
Account_holder = Account_holder1;
Amount = Amount1;
}


Account(const Account &other)
{

int length1, length2;
length1 = strlen(other. Account_holder);
length2 = strlen(other. Amount);

Account_holder = new char[length1 + 1];
Amount = new char[length2 + 1];

strcpy( Account_holder, other.Account_holder );
strcpy( Amount, other.Amount );
}



void print()
{
cout<<Account_holder<<endl<<Amount<<endl;
cout<<"_________________"<<endl;
}


~Account(){}
};


int main()
{

Account acc1;
Account acc2("Umar", "70000");
Account acc3("Qasim", "19000");
//print function calls
acc1.print();
acc2.print();
acc3.print();

getch();
return 0;
}

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