Create a C++ base class Media. Derive two different classes from it, class NewsPaper with data members N_Name, N_Editor, N_Price, No_of_Pages and class Magazine with data members M_Name, M_Editor, M_Price. Write a C++ program to accept and display infornrntion of both NewsPaper and Magazine. (Use pure virtual function)
#include<conio.h>
class
media
{
public:
virtual
void display()=0;
};
//
class NewsPaper with data members N_Name, N_Editor, N_Price, No_of_Pages
class
NewsPaper:public media
{
public:
int
No_of_Pages,N_Price;
char
N_Name[20],N_Editor[20];
void
getnewspaper()
{
cout<<"\nenter
the No_of_Pages:";
cin>>No_of_Pages;
cout<<"\nenter
the N_Price:";
cin>>N_Price;
cout<<"\nenter
the N_Name:";
cin>>N_Name;
cout<<"\nenter
the N_Editor:";
cin>>N_Editor;
}
void
display();
};
//class
Magazine with data members M_Name, M_Editor, M_Price
class
Magazine:public media
{
public:
char
M_Name[10],M_Editor[10];
int
M_Price;
void
getMagazine()
{
cout<<"\nenter
the M_Name is:";
cin>>M_Name;
cout<<"\nenter
the M_Editor is:";
cin>>M_Editor;
cout<<"\nenter
the M_Price is:";
cin>>M_Price;
}
void
display();
};
void
NewsPaper::display()
{
cout<<"\n
No_of_Pages:-"<<No_of_Pages;
cout<<"\n
N_Price:"<<N_Price;
cout<<"\n
N_Name:"<<N_Name;
cout<<"\n
N_Editor:"<<N_Editor;
}
void
Magazine::display()
{
cout<<"\n
M_Name is:"<<M_Name;
cout<<"\n
M_Editor is:"<<M_Editor;
cout<<"\n
M_Price is:"<<M_Price;
}
void
main()
{
clrscr();
NewsPaper
b;
b.getnewspaper();
b.display();
Magazine
c;
c.getMagazine();
c.display();
getch();
};
