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// R. A. Hillyard
// stuRecord00.cpp
// November 2001
//
// Intro to user defined classes
// class definition with public member variables for data
// and public member functions for input and output
/*************************************************/

#include<iostream>
#include<string>

using namespace std;

class stuRecord
  {
  public:
    //member functions
    void output();    //prototype to output a stuRecord
    void input();     //prototype to input a stuRecord

    //data members
    int idNum;      //student id number
    string first;   //student last name
    string last;    //student first name
  };

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int main()
  {
  //declare objects of type stuRecord
  stuRecord stu1, stu2, stu3;

  stu1.input();        //get input for stu1
  stu2.input();        //get input for stu2
  stu3.idNum = 9999;   //assign values to stu3 directly
  stu3.first = "Analog";
  stu3.last = "Device";

  //output the records
  stu1.output();
  stu2.output();
  stu3.output();
  return 0;
  }//end main
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//member function to output a stuRecord
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void stuRecord::output()
  {  cout << idNum << " " + first + " " + last << endl;  }
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//member function to input data for a stuRecord
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void stuRecord::input()
  {
  cout << "enter Id Number, first name and last name: ";
  cin >> idNum >> first >> last;
  }
/*************************************************/

/*********Program Output*************************
enter Id Number, first name and last name: 2345 Bart Simpson
enter Id Number, first name and last name: 8534 Jill Kelly
2345 Bart Simpson
8534 Jill Kelly
9999 Analog Device
*/