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The document presents a programming assignment focused on creating a structure for student data in C++. It includes two methods for inputting and displaying student information, with examples of how to gather and output data for three students. The assignment is submitted by Muhammad Sufyan and is addressed to Raheel Baig, dated March 22, 2024.

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Programming Fundamental Ass 5

The document presents a programming assignment focused on creating a structure for student data in C++. It includes two methods for inputting and displaying student information, with examples of how to gather and output data for three students. The assignment is submitted by Muhammad Sufyan and is addressed to Raheel Baig, dated March 22, 2024.

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Programming

fundamental
by

Muhammad Sufyan (BS-CS)

Submitted to: RAHEEL BAIG


Subject: programming fundamental
Date: 22/03/2024
Assignment no # 5
Structure program write four property and set and display
two methods.
#include<iostr
eam> using
namespace std;
struct student
{
int
rollno;
string
name;
string
fatherName;
float marks;
};

int main()
{
student st1;
cout << " \n Student st1 "
<< endl; cout << "Enter
your Rollno:";
cin >> st1.rollno;
cout << "Roll no =" <<
st1.rollno << endl; cout <<
"Enter your Name:";
cin >> st1.name;
cout << "Name =" <<
st1.name << endl; cout <<
"Enter your fatherName:";
cin >> st1.fatherName;
cout << "FatherName =" <<
st1.fatherName << endl; cout <<
"Enter your Marks:";
cin >> st1.marks;
cout << "Marks =" << st1.marks << endl;

student st2;
cout << "\n Student st2 "
<< endl; cout << "Enter
your Rollno:";
cin >> st2.rollno;
cout << "Roll no =" <<
st2.rollno << endl; cout <<
"Enter your Name:";
cin >> st2.name;
cout << "Name =" <<
st2.name << endl; cout <<
"Enter your fatherName:";
cin >> st2.fatherName;
cout << "FatherName =" <<
st2.fatherName << endl; cout <<
"Enter your Marks:";
cin >> st2.marks;
cout << "Marks =" << st2.marks << endl;

student st3;
cout << " \n Student st3 "
<< endl; cout << "Enter
your Rollno:";
cin >> st3.rollno;
cout << "Roll no =" <<
st3.rollno << endl; cout <<
"Enter your Name:";
cin >> st3.name;
cout << "Name =" <<
st3.name << endl; cout <<
"Enter your fatherName:";
cin >> st3.fatherName;
cout << "FatherName =" <<
st3.fatherName << endl; cout <<
"Enter your Marks:";
cin >> st3.marks;
cout << "Marks =" <<
st3.marks << endl; return 0;
}
Output:
Student st1
Enter your
Rollno:1
Roll no =1
Enter your
Name:zoya
Name =zoya
Enter your
fatherName:sagheer
FatherName
=sagheer
Enter your
Marks:567
Marks =567

Student st2
Enter your
Rollno:2
Roll no =2
Enter your
Name:asma Name
=asma
Enter your
fatherName:akhtar
FatherName
=akhtar
Enter your
Marks:568
Marks =568
Student st3
Enter your
Rollno:3
Roll no =3
Enter your
Name:aleeza
Name =aleeza
Enter your
fatherName:amjad
FatherName
=amjad
Enter your
Marks:569
Marks =569

Second way too write program.


#include
<iostream>
using
namespace std;
struct student
{
int
rollno;
string
name;
string
fatherName;
float marks;
void input() {
cout << "\nEnter
Roll No: "; cin >>
rollno;
cout << "Enter
Name: "; cin >>
name;
cout << "Enter Father's
Name: "; cin >>
fatherName;
cout << "Enter
Marks: "; cin >>
marks;
}
};
int main() {
const int
numStudents = 3;
student
st[numStudents];

for (int i = 0; i < numStudents; i++) {


cout << "\nStudent " << i + 1
<< ":" << endl; st[i].input();
}
return 0
}
Output:
Student 1:

Enter Roll
No: 1 Enter
Name: zoya
Enter Father's Name:
sagheer Enter Marks:
578

Student 2:

Enter Roll
No: 2 Enter
Name: asma
Enter Father's
Name: akhtr Enter
Marks: 579

Student 3:

Enter Roll
No: 3 Enter
Name: aleeza
Enter Father's
Name: amjad Enter
Marks: 610

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