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Computer Science Output: Figure 4.74: Output of abstraction program

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In this program example, the variables a and b cannot be accessed directly,
however, you can call the function set() to set the values in a and b and the function
display() to display the values of a and b.

Activity 4.13: (b) Implement a Student class that
inherits from SchoolMember
Implementing a simple school with specific attributes like
management system grade.

Aim: (c) Ensure both derived classes

To understand and implement the provide their own implementation
of the introduce() and getRole()
concept of abstraction in C++ by methods.
creating a simple school management
system with different types of members
Step 3: Implement main function
Materials: (a) Instantiate objects of Teacher

Computer installed with C++ and Student.
compilers, or online IDEs (b) Call their respective methods
to demonstrate polymorphic
Instructions: behavior.
Step 1: Implement base class: (c) Print out the introductions and
(a) Create an abstract base class roles of the school members.
SchoolMember with common
attributes like name, age, and id.
(b) Define pure virtual functions Exercise 4.18
for actions like introduce() and 1. Create a C++ program that simulates
getRole(). a bank account system. Define a base
class BankAccount with private
Step 2: Implement derived class: attributes like accountNumber,
(a) Implement a Teacher class that balance, and ownerName. Provide
inherits from SchoolMember public methods to deposit and
with specific attributes like withdraw money, and to display
subject. account details. Then, derive a

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