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Practical 13-cs1

The document outlines the implementation of a Circle class in C++, which includes attributes for radius and coordinates, along with methods for calculating area and circumference. It features a default constructor, input functions, and a display function to print the circle's properties. The program demonstrates the usage of the Circle class by creating an object, retrieving user input for the radius, and displaying the calculated values.

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Practical 13-cs1

The document outlines the implementation of a Circle class in C++, which includes attributes for radius and coordinates, along with methods for calculating area and circumference. It features a default constructor, input functions, and a display function to print the circle's properties. The program demonstrates the usage of the Circle class by creating an object, retrieving user input for the radius, and displaying the calculated values.

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Implement a Circle class in C++.

Each object of this class will represent a circle, storing its radius and x
and y co-ordinates of its Centre as floats. Include a default constructor , access functions ,an area()
function and circumference() function. The program must print the co-ordinates with radius , area
and circumference of the circle.

include<iostream.h>

include<conio.h>

class circle

private:

float radius;

int x,y;

float area, peri;

public:

circle();

void getradius();

void area();

void circumference();

};

circle::circle()

x=1;

y=1;

circle::void getradius()

cout<<”Enter radius:”;

cin>>radius;

circle::void area()

area=3.14*radius*radius;

}
circle::void circumference()

peri = 2*3.142*radius;

circle::void display()

cout<<” Co-ordinates of circle are: “<<x ”\t”<<y<<endl;

cout<<”Radius of circle: “<<radius<<endl;

cout<<”Area of circle: “<<area<<endl;

cout<<”Circumference of circle : “<<peri<<endl;

void main()

clrscr();

circle c;

c.getradius();

c.area();

c.circumference();

c.display();

getch();

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