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    The document defines a Car class with private data members for tire and power. It includes default and parameterized constructors, setter methods to set tire and data, getter methods to return tire and power values, and a display method to output the data members. The main function demonstrates creating Car objects with the default constructor, using setter methods, calling getter methods, and displaying output with the copy constructor.

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    The document defines a Car class with private data members for tire and power. It includes default and parameterized constructors, setter methods to set tire and data, getter methods to return tire and power values, and a display method to output the data members. The main function demonstrates creating Car objects with the default constructor, using setter methods, calling getter methods, and displaying output with the copy constructor.

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    Car Class

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    The document defines a Car class with private data members for tire and power. It includes default and parameterized constructors, setter methods to set tire and data, getter methods to return tire and power values, and a display method to output the data members. The main function demonstrates creating Car objects with the default constructor, using setter methods, calling getter methods, and displaying output with the copy constructor.

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    data Memeber(s) //apply Data Hiding //is Access Control

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    Pyo Wai Lian HK
    The document defines a Car class with private data members for tire and power. It includes default and parameterized constructors, setter methods to set tire and data, getter methods to return tire and power values, and a display method to output the data members. The main function demonstrates creating Car objects with the default constructor, using setter methods, calling getter methods, and displaying output with the copy constructor.

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    Learning constructor in very simple way !

    #include <iostream>
    using namespace std;
    class Car{
    //Data Memeber(s)
    //Apply data hiding
    private: //is access control
    int tire;
    int power;
    public:
    Car();//Default
    Car(int,int);//overloading /copy/parameterized
    //Function Memeber(s)
    //setter
    void setData(int,int);
    void setTire(int);
    //getter
    int getTire();
    int getPower();
    void display();//show all
    };
    void Car::setData(int t,int p)
    {
    tire=t;
    power=p;
    }
    void Car::setTire(int t)
    {
    tire=t;
    }
    int Car::getTire()
    {
    return tire;
    }
    int Car::getPower()
    {
    return power;
    }
    void Car::display()
    {
    cout<<"Number of the tire :"<<tire<<endl;
    cout<<"Power is :"<<power<<endl;
    }
    Car::Car()
    {
    tire=0;
    power=0;
    }
    Car::Car(int t,int p)
    {setData(t,p);
    /*
    tire=t;
    power=p;

    */
    }
    void main()
    {
    Car mycar;
    mycar.setData(4,200);
    mycar.display();
    cout<<"------ calling getter-------"<<endl;
    Car yourcar;
    yourcar.setData(4,500);
    cout<<"Number of the tire :"<<yourcar.getTire()<<endl;
    cout<<"Power is :"<<yourcar.getPower()<<endl;
    //outside the class
    cout<<"----Defualt one----"<<endl;
    Car hiscar;
    hiscar.display();
    cout<<"----Copy one----"<<endl;
    Car hercar(8,800);
    hercar.display();
    system("pause");
    }

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