Define a class of named Exam, which includes member function named set() to set the degree of a student and function get() to return the degree and function set_name ()to set the name of student and function get_name()to get the name of the student and function named check() to check if the student is pass or fail and display pass if its degree is more than 50 or fail if its degree is less than 50; otherwise it should display " invalid nummber" C++

Define a class of named Exam, which includes member function named set() to set the degree of a student and function get() to return the degree and function set_name ()to set the name of student and function get_name()to get the name of the student and function named check() to check if the student is pass or fail and display pass if its degree is more than 50 or fail if its degree is less than 50; otherwise it should display " invalid nummber" C++

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter11: Introduction To Classes

Section11.1: Classes

Problem 8E

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