Question

1. Below is a class definition (.h) for the Bookclass.

class Book

{

private:

    int numPages;

    string author;

    string isbn;

    double price;

public:

    string title;

    

public:

    Book ();

    void setAuthor(string);

    string getAuthor();

    void setIsbn(string);

    string getIsbn ();

    void setPrice(double);

    double getPrice ();

    string getTitle ();

};

               Assume you are writing code within the maindriver program:

1. 1. declare variable of type Book.
2. 2. Using the Bookvariable, set your book’s author to Edgar Allan Poe
3. 3. Using the Bookvariable, set your book’s title to The Raven.
4. 4. Using the Bookvariable, display your book’s title to console.

Answer 1

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
    // declare variable of type Book.
    Book b;
    
    // Using the Bookvariable, set your book’s author to Edgar Allan Poe
    b.setAuthor("Edgar Allan Poe");
    
    // Using the Bookvariable, set your book’s title to The Raven.
    b.title = "The Raven";
    
    // Using the Bookvariable, display your book’s title to console.
    cout<<b.getTitle();
    return 0;
}