b. Using Data Encapsulation in Python, give the output of the Pseudocode below: class Computer: def _init_(self): self._maxprice = 900 def sell(self): print("Selling Price: {}".format(self._maxprice)) def setMaxPrice(self, price): self._maxprice = price c = Computer() c.sell() # change the price c._maxprice = 1000 c.sell() # using setter function c.setMaxPrice(1000) c.sell()

Write a program to test the Book class using C++. Create objects and use the print function in the objects to display information.

Write a C++ program, you will create a class called Books to hold the information about the books in a library. The information required for each book is as follows Book Title Author name Publisher Publish year Subject Book ID (identical 5 digits’ number) Implement the following getBookInfo () member function that receives a pointer to a book and fills it up with user data. User input validation is necessary. The user should be properly prompted for each field. void getBookInfo (Books *b) Implement the following printBookInfo () member function. void printBookInfo (Books *b) Your function should print the book in the following format: Book Title : Object Oriented Programming Using C++ Author : Chris M. Szalwinski Publisher : Amazon Year : 2016 Subject : Computer Science Book Id : 00034 Note: You need to add required constructors/destructors, member functions or data members/variables in your program to complete its execution. //Missing lines of codes to be completed by the student }…

!! E! 4 2 You are in process of writing a class definition for the class Book. It has three data attributes: book title, book author, and book publisher. The data attributes should be private. In Python, write an initializer method that will be part of your class definition. The attributes will be initialized with parameters that are passed to the method from the main program. Note: You do not need to write the entire class definition, only the initializer method lili lilı