Question

M01 PA

C++ Classes and Objects

INTRODUCTION: Write a C++ program that implements and utilizes a Stereo Receiver Class/Object.

INCLUDE IN YOUR ASSIGNMENT

At the top of each of your C++ programs, you should have at least four lines of documentation:

Program name (the C++ file name(s)), Author (your name), Date last updated, and Purpose (a brief description of what the program accomplishes). Here is an example:

// Program name: tictactoe.cpp

// Author: Rainbow Dash

// Date last updated: 5/26/2016

// Purpose: Play the game of Tic-Tac-Toe

ASSIGNMENT: Programming Exercise

           

Create a StereoReceiver class.

1. The attributes for the StereoReceiver are:
   1. Manufacturer
   2. Model
   3. Serial Number
   4. Wattage,
   5. Number of Channels
   6. Band (AM/FM)
   7. Frequency (i.e. ‘station’)
   8. Volume (0-10)
   1. Power (i.e. On/Off)
   10. Two other attributes of your own choosing
2. Create a constructor for the class that receives a Manufacturer, Model, Serial Number, Wattage, and Number of Channels. The constructor should set the attributes provided and also initialize any other attributes (e.g. power, volume, band, frequency, etc.)
3. Provide separate Accessor/Get Methods that will return Manufacturer, Model, Serial Number, Wattage, Number of Channels, Band, Frequency, Volume, and Power.
4. Provide separate Mutator/Set Methods that will allow a user to turn the receiver on/off, change the volume, change the band, set the frequency/station, etc.
5. Provide Accessor/Mutator methods for the attributes you provided as appropriate.

Create a main program that utilizes the StereoReceiver class

1. Prompt the user for the Manufacturer, Model, Serial Number, Wattage,, and Number of Channels
2. Validate the information
3. After Information from the user has been validated, create an object for the StereoReceiver.
4. Using the Accessor Methods, display the StereoReciever’s information (manufacturer, model, etc.).
5. Turn on the StereoReceiver using the appropriate method.
6. Allow the user to change/set the band, frequency, and volume. Validate any input before calling the appropriate functions.
7. Allow the user to change any of the attributes you created (appropriately)
8. Display the StereoReceiver’s settings (power, band, station, and volume)
9. Turn off the StereoReceiver.

            Be sure to include in your program:

• An appropriate header comment and annotation,
• Input validation of any values provided by the user.

To submit your assignment:

            In Canvas, go to the Class Module where this assignment is posted, Submit:

            1.The Source code for the lab assignment (*.cpp)

            2.And any Header files for the lab assignment (*.h)

            3. Screen shots illustrating the program ran successfully THREE times (with different values each time).

Answer 1

Note: Could you plz go through this code and let me know if u need any changes in this.Thank You
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// StereoReceiver.h

#ifndef INVENTORY_H
#define INVENTORY_H

class StereoReceiver
{
public:
StereoReceiver(string manufacturer, string model,int serial_Number, int wattage, int number_of_Channels) ;
       string getManufacturer();
       void setManufacturer(string manufacturer);
       string getModel();
       void setModel(string model);
       int getSerial_Number();
       void setSerial_Number(int serial_Number);
       int getWattage();
       void setWattage(int wattage);
       int getNumber_of_Channels();
       void setNumber_of_Channels(int number_of_Channels);
       string getBand();
       void setBand(string band);
       int getFrequency();
       void setFrequency(int frequency);
       int getVolume();
       void setVolume(int volume);
       string getPower();
       void setPower(string power);
      
private:
// Declaring variables
string Manufacturer;
string Model;
int Serial_Number;
int Wattage;
int Number_of_Channels;
string Band;
int Frequency;
int Volume;
string Power;
  
};
#endif

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// StereoReceiver.cpp

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
#include "StereoReceiver.h"

StereoReceiver::StereoReceiver(string manufacturer, string model,
               int serial_Number, int wattage, int number_of_Channels) {
          
           Manufacturer = manufacturer;
           Model = model;
           Serial_Number = serial_Number;
           Wattage = wattage;
           Number_of_Channels = number_of_Channels;
           Band = "FM";
           Frequency = 100;
           Volume = 200;
           Power = "off";
       }
       string StereoReceiver::getManufacturer() {
           return Manufacturer;
       }
       void StereoReceiver::setManufacturer(string manufacturer) {
           Manufacturer = manufacturer;
       }
       string StereoReceiver::getModel() {
           return Model;
       }
       void StereoReceiver::setModel(string model) {
           Model = model;
       }
       int StereoReceiver::getSerial_Number() {
           return Serial_Number;
       }
       void StereoReceiver::setSerial_Number(int serial_Number) {
           Serial_Number = serial_Number;
       }
       int StereoReceiver::getWattage() {
           return Wattage;
       }
       void StereoReceiver::setWattage(int wattage) {
           Wattage = wattage;
       }
       int StereoReceiver::getNumber_of_Channels() {
           return Number_of_Channels;
       }
       void StereoReceiver::setNumber_of_Channels(int number_of_Channels) {
           Number_of_Channels = number_of_Channels;
       }
       string StereoReceiver::getBand() {
           return Band;
       }
       void StereoReceiver::setBand(string band) {
           Band = band;
       }
       int StereoReceiver::getFrequency() {
           return Frequency;
       }
       void StereoReceiver::setFrequency(int frequency) {
           Frequency = frequency;
       }
       int StereoReceiver::getVolume() {
           return Volume;
       }
       void StereoReceiver::setVolume(int volume) {
           Volume = volume;
       }
       string StereoReceiver::getPower() {
           return Power;
       }
       void StereoReceiver::setPower(string power) {
           Power = power;
       }

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// main.cpp

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
#include "StereoReceiver.h"

int main()
{
string Manufacturer;
string Model;
int Serial_Number;
int Wattage;
int Number_of_Channels;
string Band;
int Frequency;
int Volume;
string Power;
  
cout<<"Enter Manufacturer :";
getline(cin,Manufacturer);
cout<<"Enter Model :";
cin>>Model;
cout<<"Enter Serial Number :";
cin>>Serial_Number;
cout<<"Enter Wattage :";
cin>>Wattage;
cout<<"Enter No of Channels :";
cin>>Number_of_Channels;
cout<<"Enter Band :";
cin>>Band;
cout<<"Enter Frequency :";
cin>>Frequency;
cout<<"Enter Volume :";
cin>>Volume;
cout<<"Set Power (ON/OFF):";
cin>>Power;
  
StereoReceiver sr(Manufacturer,Model,Serial_Number,Wattage,Number_of_Channels);
sr.setBand(Band);
sr.setFrequency(Frequency);
sr.setVolume(Volume);
sr.setPower(Power);
  
cout<<"______Displaying Info_____"<<endl;
cout<<"Manufacturer :"<<sr.getManufacturer()<<endl;
cout<<"Model :"<<sr.getModel()<<endl;
cout<<"Serial Number :"<<sr.getSerial_Number()<<endl;
cout<<"Wattage :"<<sr.getWattage()<<endl;
cout<<"No of Channels :"<<sr.getNumber_of_Channels()<<endl;
cout<<"Band :"<<sr.getBand()<<endl;
cout<<"Frequency :"<<sr.getFrequency()<<endl;
cout<<"Volume :"<<sr.getVolume()<<endl;
cout<<"Power :"<<sr.getPower()<<endl;
  
  
  
return 0;
}

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Output;

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