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number form to the name as it is (i) Example of the snapshot from the
displayed from the given snapshot. leap year, 2012 is shown in Figure
(b) Use function to read the year and 4.77.
month entered by the user and Chapter Four: Object oriented programming with C++
translate them into days.
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(c) Use if…then statement to help a
system to know the number of days
for each month, where:-
(i) January, March, May, July,
August, October and December
has 31 days Figure 4.77:
(ii) April, June, September and (ii) Example of the snapshot from the
November has 30 days. ordinary year, 1991 as shown in
(iii) February has 29 days for Figure 4.69.
leap year and 28 days for an
ordinary year.
(d) Use isLeapYear( ) built-in function
to help a system identify the leap
year(with 366 days) made by 29
February.

(e) Make your program displays
months’ calendar for all years dated Figure 4.78:
after 1800.

Project: Designing and implementing a simple library
management system

Design and implement a simple library management system by creating a console-
based application that manages a library’s collection of books. The system should
allow users to add, delete, search, and display books. The system should also
demonstrate the use of classes, inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and
data abstraction. In your project you may use resources like Computer with C++
development environment (Such as Code::Blocks, Visual Studio, or any IDE that
supports C++). Also, you may use Text editor for writing code (if not using an
IDE). After you accomplish, submit the functional library management system
with detailed documentation.

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