#include
#include
using namespace std;
template
class audition {
T Anchor, Artist, Panel;
public:
audition(T An, T Ar, T Pa) {
Anchor = An;
Artist = Ar;
Panel = Pa;
}
T GetValues();
T Display();
};
template
T audition::GetValues() {
cout << "Enter Anchor :";
cin >> Anchor;
cout << "Enter Artist :";
cin >> Artist;
cout << "Enter Panel:";
cin >> Panel;
}
template
T audition::Display() {
cout << "Anchot :" << Anchor << endl;
cout << "Artist :" << Artist << endl;
cout << "Panel :";
}
int main() {
audition myAudition("","","");
myAudition.GetValues();
myAudition.Display();
system("Pause");
}
Sadaqat JeelaniPosted May 31, 2016, 1:21 PM
The class name is ‘audition’. Write a program with a function template named ‘get’ and another function template named ‘display’. The arguments for the function template should be, ‘anchor’, ‘artists’, ‘panel’. Your task is to activate the functionality of both the function templates defined above. The ‘get’ function should get the values for anchor, artists and panel from the user. And ‘display’ should display them.
Bhuvanesh MohankumarPosted May 31, 2016, 11:40 AM