Design a class Cube which has following data members.
Length
Width
Height
A) Define a Member function of class
Set record () which sets record.
B) Also define following functions
Volume () (friend function) which calculates volume of cube.
Display () (friend function) which displays the data members and volume.
C) execute friend functions in main to execute different functionality
. The prize scheme software must have the following features:
1. Registration Module
1. It Includes biodata entry.
2. First Name
3. Last Name
4. CNIC
5. Contact
6. Address
7. Challan No.
8. Challan No. is auto generated (i.e., use ++ operator) and it must be unique.
2. Monthly Installment Entry
In this module the clerk would enter the information. The record must be entered with CNIC
(the clerk would enter the CNIC number and amount received). Every registered member must
pay the installment.
3. Lucky draw Module
This module should do a lucky draw. One member should be selected for the prize(free car)
and the member should be selected from those members who are registered and paid the
monthly installment ,members based on unique Challa No. the details of the winner must be
shown.
Game Plan Fitness club requires a system that will help their members keep up to date with their BMI after each training session. The system will allow users to enter their weight and height and then calculate each member’s BMI, the system must determine their health status based on the BMI. Use the formula BMI=wieght/(height)^2 , assuming that height is entered in meters and weight is entered in kilograms. Create a function that calculate the BMI, and use a post test loop with weight of -1 to terminate the loop.
BMI Health status
Less than 18.4. Underweight
Between 18.5 and 24.9. Healthy weight Between 25.0 and 29.9. Overweight Greater than 30.0 Obesity
Write a function that, when you call it, displays a message telling how many times it has been called: “I have been called 3 times”, for instance. Write a main() program that ask the user to call the function, if the user presses ‘y’ the function is called otherwise if ‘n’ is pressed the program terminates.
Use the following program to find the scope as mentioned below: #include using namespace std; int square( int y ); // function prototype int main() { int x = 0; for ( x = 1; x <= 75; x++ ) // loop yourrollno times cout << square( x ) << endl; // calculate square of x and output results } // end main // definition of function square int square( int y ) { return y * y ; } // end function square For the program, state the scope (either function scope, global namespace scope, block scope or function-prototype scope) of each of the following elements: a) The variable x in main. b) The variable y in square. c) The function square. d) The function main. e) The function prototype for square.
which contains a list of Annual (Gross) income records of employees in a firm, it should simply print the contents of the file in suitable format on the screen. (Fields (columns) to display in output are: lastname initial, FNPF#, age, GrossIncome and Resident) . Program then prints the list in ascending order of Gross Income. (Fields (columns) to display in output are: FNPF# and GrossIncome) [An algorithm to sort an array is given at the end of this project description Then the user is asked to enter the search initial. If there are employees who have that initial, program prints their record, otherwise a if no students have last names matching the search initial a “no matching record found” message is displayed. The program then calculates and prints to a file IncomeTax.txt, the tax corresponding to the provided Gross Income and the Net Income.exit program
Prepare 5 mathematical functions (add , minus , multiply , divison , average) with two passing parameters and a return value for two numbers entered by the user. Display the result in following format.
Must include :
Game Plan Fitness club requires a system that will help their members keep up to date with
their BMI after each training session. The system will allow users to enter their weight and
height and then calculate each member’s BMI, the system must determine their health status
based on the BMI. Use the formula BMI=wieght/(height)^2 , assuming that height is entered
in meters and weight is entered in kilograms. Create a function that calculate the BMI, and
use a post test loop with weight of -1 to terminate the loop.
BMI Health status
Less than 18.4 Underweight
Between 18.5 and 24.9 Healthy weight
Between 25.0 and 29.9 Overweight
Greater than 30.0 Obesity
Game Plan Fitness club requires a system that will help their members keep up to date with their BMI after each training session. The system will allow users to enter their weight and height and then calculate each member’s BMI, the system must determine their health status based on the BMI. Use the formula BMI=wieght/(height)^2 , assuming that height is entered in meters and weight is entered in kilograms. Create a function that calculate the BMI, and use a post test loop with weight of -1 to terminate the loop.
The table below shows the BMI and Health status
BMI Health status
Less than 18.4 Underweight
Between 18.5 and 24.9 Healthy weight
Between 25.0 and 29.9 Overweight
Greater than 30.0 Obesity
Game Plan Fitness club requires a system that will help their members keep up to date with their BMI after each training session. The system will allow users to enter their weight and height and then calculate each member’s BMI, the system must determine their health status based on the BMI. Use the formula BMI=wieght/(height)^2 , assuming that height is entered in meters and weight is entered in kilograms. Create a function that calculate the BMI, and use a post test loop with weight of -1 to terminate the loop.