Question

This one is a little tricky for me. Please put the following pseudocode into C++. Below the pseudocode is a header file as well as a cpp file that needs to be included.

// Start
// Declarations
// TermPaper paper1
// string firstName
// string lastName
// string subject
// character grade
// output "Please enter first name. "
// input firstName
// output "Please enter last name. "
// input lastName
// output "Please enter subject. "
// input subject
// output "Please enter letter grade. "
// input grade
// Set the first name for paper1
// Set the last name for paper1
// Set the subject for paper1
// Set the letter grade for paper1
// output "First Name: ", paper1.getFirstName()
// output "Last Name: ", paper1.getLastName()
// output "Subject: ", paper1.getSubject()
// output "Grade: ", paper1.getGrade()
// Stop

Header file is named TermPaper.h that includes the following code:

#include <string>

using namespace std;

#ifndef _TermPaper
#define _TermPaper
class TermPaper
{
private:
   string fName; // first name
   string lName; // last name
   string subject; // subject of the paper
   char letterGrade; // assigned letter grade

public:
   TermPaper( );
   void setFName(string fN);
   void setLName(string lN);
   void setSubject(string sub);
   void setLetterGrade(char grade);
   string getFName( );
   string getLName( );
   string getSubject( );
   char getLetterGrade( );

};
#endif

cpp file is named TermPaper.cpp which includes the following code:
#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>
#include "Termpaper.h"

using namespace std;

TermPaper::TermPaper( )
{
fName = "";
lName = "";
subject = "";
letterGrade = 'F';
}
void TermPaper::setFName(string fN)
{
fName = fN;
}
void TermPaper::setLName(string lN)
{
lName = lN;
}
void TermPaper::setSubject(string sub)
{
subject = sub;
}
void TermPaper::setLetterGrade(char grade)
{
letterGrade = grade;
}
string TermPaper::getFName( )
{
return fName;
}
string TermPaper::getLName( )
{
return lName;
}
string TermPaper::getSubject( )
{
return subject;
}
char TermPaper::getLetterGrade( )
{
return letterGrade;
}

Answer 1

Code:

#include <bits/stdc++.h>
#include "TermPaper.h"
using namespace std;

int main() {
// Start
// Declarations
// TermPaper paper1
TermPaper paper1;
// string firstName
string firstName;
// string lastName
string lastName;
// string subject
string subject;
// character grade
char grade;

// output "Please enter first name. "
cout << "Please enter first name. " << endl;
// input firstName
cin >> firstName;
// output "Please enter last name. "
cout << "Please enter last name. " << endl;
// input lastName
cin >> lastName;
// output "Please enter subject. "
cout << "Please enter subject. " << endl;
// input subject
cin >> subject;
// output "Please enter letter grade. "
cout << "Please enter letter grade. " << endl;
// input grade
cin >> grade;

// Set the first name for paper1
paper1.setFName(firstName);
// Set the last name for paper1
paper1.setLName(lastName);
// Set the subject for paper1
paper1.setSubject(subject);
// Set the letter grade for paper1
paper1.setLetterGrade(grade);

// output "First Name: ", paper1.getFirstName()
cout << "First Name: " << paper1.getFName() << endl;
// output "Last Name: ", paper1.getLastName()
cout << "Last Name: " << paper1.getLName() << endl;
// output "Subject: ", paper1.getSubject()
cout << "Subject: " << paper1.getSubject() << endl;
// output "Grade: ", paper1.getGrade()
cout << "Grade: " << paper1.getLetterGrade() << endl;

// Stop
return 0;
}



Output:

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