C++ Programming Design a Sub Class: Build a \"Student\" Class. Make this class i

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C++ Programming
Design a Sub Class:
Build a "Student" Class. Make this class inherit from the Person class. Your class should have all of the following properties: stuld, firstName, lastName, email, major and gpa. Include set and get methods for properties that were not inherited. Include 2 Constmctors(see example). Also add a display function for the Student class. Use main to test out this class.
Main Code: Student *sl = new Student(419, "Bill", "Clinton", "bc@gmail.com", "CS" 2.2); sl->display(); C++ Programming
Design a Sub Class:
Build a "Student" Class. Make this class inherit from the Person class. Your class should have all of the following properties: stuld, firstName, lastName, email, major and gpa. Include set and get methods for properties that were not inherited. Include 2 Constmctors(see example). Also add a display function for the Student class. Use main to test out this class.
Main Code: Student *sl = new Student(419, "Bill", "Clinton", "bc@gmail.com", "CS" 2.2); sl->display(); C++ Programming
Design a Sub Class:
Build a "Student" Class. Make this class inherit from the Person class. Your class should have all of the following properties: stuld, firstName, lastName, email, major and gpa. Include set and get methods for properties that were not inherited. Include 2 Constmctors(see example). Also add a display function for the Student class. Use main to test out this class.
Main Code: Student *sl = new Student(419, "Bill", "Clinton", "bc@gmail.com", "CS" 2.2); sl->display();

Explanation / Answer

#include<iostream>
#include<string>

using namespace std;
class Person
{
public:
   int stdId;
   string firstName, lastName, email, major;
   double gpa;
};

class Student : public Person
{
public:
   Student()
   {
       stdId=0;
       strcpy(firstName,"");
       strcpy(lastName,"");
       strcpy(email,"");
       strcpy(major,"");
       gpa=0;
   }

   Student(int sid, string fn, string ln, string em, string m, double g)
   {
       stdId=sid;
       strcpy(firstName,fn);
       strcpy(lastName,ln);
       strcpy(email,em);
       strcpy(major,m);
       gpa=g;
   }

   void setid(int s)
   {
       stdId=s;
   }

   void setfn(string fn)
   {
       strcpy(firstName,fn);

   }

   void setln(string ln)
   {
       strcpy(lasttName,ln);

   }
   void setem(string em)
   {
       strcpy(email,em);

   }
   void setmj(string m)
   {
       strcpy(major,m);

   }

   void setgpa(double g)
   {
       gpa=g;

   }

   int getid()
   {
       return stdId;
   }

   string getfn()
   {
       return firstName;

   }

   string getln()
   {
       return lasttName;

   }
   string getem()
   {
       return email;

   }
   striing getmj()
   {
       return major;

   }

   double getgpa()
   {
       return gpa;

   }

   void display()
   {
       cout<<"Student Id="<<stdId<<endl;
       cout<<"First Name="<<firstName<<endl;
       cout<<"Last Name="<<lastName<<endl;
       cout<<"Email="<<email<<endl;
       cout<<"Major="<<major<<endl;
       cout<<"GPA="<<gpa<<endl;
   }
};

void main()
{
   Student *s1 = new Student(419,"Bill","Clinton","bc@gamil.com","CS",2.2);
   s1->display();
}

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