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    The document contains code for 3 OOP assignments submitted by a student. Task 1 defines a Date class with methods to set and get day, month, and year attributes. It includes a printDate() method and test code. Task 2 defines a Date header file and uses it in an Employee header file to store employee birth and hire dates. It includes a print() method and test code. Task 3 uses a friend function to set a private attribute in a Count class and print the result.

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    The document contains code for 3 OOP assignments submitted by a student. Task 1 defines a Date class with methods to set and get day, month, and year attributes. It includes a printDate() method and test code. Task 2 defines a Date header file and uses it in an Employee header file to store employee birth and hire dates. It includes a print() method and test code. Task 3 uses a friend function to set a private attribute in a Count class and print the result.

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    The document contains code for 3 OOP assignments submitted by a student. Task 1 defines a Date class with methods to set and get day, month, and year attributes. It includes a printDate() method and test code. Task 2 defines a Date header file and uses it in an Employee header file to store employee birth and hire dates. It includes a print() method and test code. Task 3 uses a friend function to set a private attribute in a Count class and print the result.

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    The document contains code for 3 OOP assignments submitted by a student. Task 1 defines a Date class with methods to set and get day, month, and year attributes. It includes a printDate() method and test code. Task 2 defines a Date header file and uses it in an Employee header file to store employee birth and hire dates. It includes a print() method and test code. Task 3 uses a friend function to set a private attribute in a Count class and print the result.

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    OOP Assignment#2

    Submitted By: Hamza Arif Khan (FA21-EEE-008)


    Task#1

    Code:
    #include <iostream>

    #include <string>

    using namespace std;

    class Date{

    private:

    int month;

    int day;

    int year;

    public:

    Date(int m,int d,int y){

    if(d>0 || d<=31){

    day = d;

    if(m>0 || m<=12){

    month = m;

    if(y>=1900){

    year = y;
    }

    void setDate(int m,int d,int y){

    if(d>0 || d<=31){

    day = d;

    if(m>0 || m<=12){

    month = m;

    if(y>=1900){

    year = y;

    }}

    Date(){month = 1;

    year = 1900;

    day = 1;

    int getDay() const

    return day;

    int getMonth() const

    return month;

    int getYear() const

    return year;

    void setDay(int day)


    {

    if(day>0 || day<=31)

    this->day = day;

    void setMonth(int month)

    if(month>0 || month<=31)

    this->month = month;

    void setYear(int year)

    if(year>1900)

    this->year = year;

    void printDate(){

    cout<<year<<"/";

    if(month>9){

    cout<<month<<"/";

    }else{

    cout<<"0"<<month<<"/";

    if(day>9){

    cout<<day;

    }else{

    cout<<"0"<<day;

    }}};

    int main() {

    Date dateDefault;

    cout<<"Default date print : ";


    dateDefault.printDate();

    cout<<"\nParameter date print : ";

    Date date(10, 18, 2022);

    date.printDate();

    int m,y,d;

    cout<<"\nEnter month : ";

    cin>>m;

    cout<<"Enter day : ";

    cin>>d;

    cout<<"Enter year : ";

    cin>>y;

    dateDefault.setDate(m,d,y);

    cout<<"Entered date is : ";

    dateDefault.printDate();

    Task#2

    Date header file:

    #include <iostream>

    #include <string>
    using namespace std;

    class Date{

    private:

    int month;

    int day;

    int year;

    friend void print();

    public:

    Date(int m,int d,int y){

    if(d>0 || d<=31){

    day = d;

    if(m>0 || m<=12){

    month = m;

    }
    if(y>=1900){

    year = y;

    void setDate(int m,int d,int y){

    if(d>0 || d<=31){

    day = d;

    if(m>0 || m<=12){

    month = m;

    if(y>=1900){

    year = y;

    }}
    Date(){month = 1;

    year = 1900;

    day = 1;

    int getDay() const

    return day;

    int getMonth() const

    return month;

    int getYear() const

    return year;
    }

    void setDay(int day)

    if(day>0 || day<=31)

    this->day = day;

    void setMonth(int month)

    if(month>0 || month<=31)

    this->month = month;

    void setYear(int year)

    if(year>1900)
    this->year = year;

    void printDate(){

    cout<<year<<"/";

    if(month>9){

    cout<<month<<"/";

    }else{

    cout<<"0"<<month<<"/";

    if(day>9){

    cout<<day;

    }else{

    cout<<"0"<<day;

    }}};
    Employee headerfile:

    #include<iostream>

    #include<string.h>

    #include"date.h"

    using namespace std;

    class Employee{

    protected:

    char firstname[25];

    char lastname[25];

    Date birthDate;

    Date hireDate;

    public:

    Employee(char first[25],char last[25],Date Bday, Date Hday ){

    strcpy(firstname,first);

    strcpy(lastname,last);

    birthDate=Bday;

    hireDate=Hday;

    void print(){

    cout<<"Name the employee is "<<firstname<<" "<<lastname<<endl;

    birthDate.printDate();

    cout<<endl;

    hireDate.printDate();

    cout<<endl;

    };
    Main code:

    #include<iostream>

    #include<string.h>

    #include"employee.h"

    using namespace std;

    int main(){

    Date birth(7,24,1949);

    Date hire(3,12,1988);

    Employee manager("bob","blue",birth,hire);

    manager.print();

    return 0;

    Task#3

    Code:

    #include<iostream>

    using namespace std;

    class Count{

    private:
    int x;

    friend int set(Count);

    public:

    Count() : x(0) {}

    };

    int set(Count C){

    C.x=50;

    return C.x;

    int main(){

    Count C;

    cout<<"the value of x is: "<<set(C)<<endl;

    return 0;

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