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Create a C++ program that has 3 Stacks.
Insert, into the first stack, all the data above
Display the content of the stack on the screen (console)
Then, remove all the students whose surname starts with the alphabets ‘R’, ‘J’ and
‘M’, from the first stack and insert them into the second Stack.
Display the contents of Stack1 and Stack2.
Finally, remove all the students whose marks are less than 50 from both Stack1
and Stack2 and insert them into the Third Stack.
Display the contents of all the 3 Stacks.
3b. Sort all the stacks in this order:
Stack1 in alphabetic order by name
Stack2 in alphabetic order by Surname
Stack3 in Numeric order (descending) by marks obtained.
In South Africa, Buses are used as one of the main transport servicesfor people in the country.
Everyday, they follow the same route from a particular town/city/shopping complex etc., to
another location point.
Create an application that uses a recursive function to:
 Allow the bus driver to accept payments from passengers.
 Check every bus stop to ensure that it knows whether or not a passenger should still
be in bus or off.
The system should:
 use a recursive function to keep accepting passengers in each bus stop until the
second last stop.
 be aware of how many stops are left.
Assume that there are seven bus stops from the starting point to the last point. (excluding the
starting and the last point)
Define and show the implementation of the functions of an arrayList.
You have an ordered linked list with 5 object of type person in it.
Explain with an example of how to add and delete a person in an ordered linked list. Your list
should remain ordered after the insertion and after the deletion of the item.
Note: a Person in this case should be an object that has a name, surname, age and gender.

1) Create two classes which stores distance in feet, inches and meter, centimeter format respectively. Write a function which compares distance in object of these classes and displays the larger one.


2) Create a class which stores name, author and price of a book. Store information for n

number of books. Display information of all the books in a given price range using

friend function.


1) Write a program to swap private data member of two classes. [The classes have no relation with each other]. 


2) Modify program 1) to make the swap function member of one class and friend to another class.


Write base class that ask the user to enter Time (hour minute and second) and derived class adds the Time of its own with the base. Finally make third class that is friend of derived and calculate the difference of base class time and its own time.

program that determine if a student qualifies for the NSFAS through their Average score for Maths, English and Physics. The program must receive 3 marks for each subject in order to calculate the average to determine whether or not a student qualifies for NSFAS

1. Prompt the user to capture marks for Maths, Physics and English

2. The funding amounts are broken down as follows, an average marks of : a) 75% & above - R75000 b) 60% up to 74% - R60000 c) 50% up to 59% - R40000

3. The program must displayed at the end of all the operations:

The number of NSFAS funded students

The number of students who received R75000, R60000 & R40000

The number of non NSFAS funded students

4. Your output must test the four conditions:

2 NSFAS qualifying students and 2 non-qualifying students

2 NSFAS students qualifying for R75000 & 1 non-NSFAS qualifying student

2 NSFAS students qualifying for R60000 & 1 non-NSFAS qualifying

2 NSFAS students qualifying for R40000 & 1 non-NSFAS qualifying


Your Employer requests you to develop a C++ 

program that allows a user to determine if a student qualifies for the NSFAS through their Average score for Mathematics, English and Physical Sciences. The 

program must receive three(3) marks for each of the subject in order to calculate the average. 

The average mark must determine whether or not a candidate qualifies for NSFAS.

The number of non-qualifying NSFAS students is 

multiplied with the highest amount(R75000) allocated for NSFAS.

1. Prompt the user to capture marks for Mathematics, Physics and English 2. The funding amounts are broken down as follows, an average marks of : a) 75% and above - R75000-00 b) 60% up to 74% - R60000-00 c) 50% up to 59% - R40000-00


LA is an array with 15 elements .write a c++ program that rearrange the elements in LA in ascending order and delete the largest element in the array .



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