How can i access a main class objects from outside the function? / Better Alternative? If i have 4 Student objects how can i print the information for the specific object given one parameter about the class, like the students Idnumber. What i came up with was making a checkId void function that takes the user input and runs an if else chain checking if the Id belongs to student 1-4 then printing the details of that classes object with the void function print. ideally i would want the if-else chain in the checkId function to call the print( student1-4) class object but im not sure how to properly do that. i dont think this is the best way to go about it, if you have any recommendations or alternatives please help me out.
How can i access a main class objects from outside the function? / Better Alternative? If i have 4 Student objects how can i print the information for the specific object given one parameter about the class, like the students Idnumber. What i came up with was making a checkId void function that takes the user input and runs an if else chain checking if the Id belongs to student 1-4 then printing the details of that classes object with the void function print. ideally i would want the if-else chain in the checkId function to call the print( student1-4) class object but im not sure how to properly do that. i dont think this is the best way to go about it, if you have any recommendations or alternatives please help me out.
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If i have 4 Student objects how can i print the information for the specific object given one parameter about the class, like the students Idnumber.
What i came up with was making a checkId void function that takes the user input and runs an if else chain checking if the Id belongs to student 1-4 then printing the details of that classes object with the void function print. ideally i would want the if-else chain in the checkId function to call the print( student1-4) class object but im not sure how to properly do that.
i dont think this is the best way to go about it, if you have any recommendations or alternatives please help me out.
Transcribed Image Text:gint main() {
char change = 'Y';
int idNum, q1, q2, q3, quizChoice, neWGrade, user, option, repeat = 0;
string name, address, phone;
| /*
Student student1( "student name1", 970875, "126 Orchard" , "(567) 987 - 765", 85, 100, 95 );
Student student2( "student name2", 970876, "268 University Blouvard" , "(956)463-9874", 100, 100, 100 );
Student student3("student name3", 970877, "1987 Mines Rd", "(202) 984-0021", 85, 100, 95);
Student student4("student name4", 970878, "502 San Dario" , "(425) 234-8850", 69, 75, 70);
... */
do {
![void checkId(int id) { //970875, 97O876, 970877, 970878.
if (id == 970875) {
print(); // if id then = student[1] but how do i print info for student[i]?
else if (id
970876) {
==
//student 2
print(); //print Student student2
else if (id
970877) {
==
//student 3
print(); //print student3
else if (id == 970878) {
//studetn 4
}
else {
cout << "Enter valid ID number";
void print(){ //what parameters should i use?
cout << ":
cout <« "Student Name: " « .name < endl; // ? not sure how to print for a given class object
cout <« "Student ID: " « idNumber « endl; // ex: student1.idNumber
cout <« "Student Address: " « address <« endl; // ex: cout <« student3.address
cout <« "Student Telephone number: " <« phone << endl; //ex: student2.phone
cout <« "Quiz Grades: " « quiz1 <« "" « quiz2 « " " « quiz3 <« endl;
cout <« "The students's quiz average is: " <« fixed « setprecision(2) « getAverage();
cout <« "The student's letter grade is :\n";//ifelse letter chain.
cout <<
=\n";](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F803e0172-4e6f-4ac2-ae22-abee5caf3047%2F4102e773-f7c1-41c9-b203-058503710205%2F552wqgq_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:void checkId(int id) { //970875, 97O876, 970877, 970878.
if (id == 970875) {
print(); // if id then = student[1] but how do i print info for student[i]?
else if (id
970876) {
==
//student 2
print(); //print Student student2
else if (id
970877) {
==
//student 3
print(); //print student3
else if (id == 970878) {
//studetn 4
}
else {
cout << "Enter valid ID number";
void print(){ //what parameters should i use?
cout << ":
cout <« "Student Name: " « .name < endl; // ? not sure how to print for a given class object
cout <« "Student ID: " « idNumber « endl; // ex: student1.idNumber
cout <« "Student Address: " « address <« endl; // ex: cout <« student3.address
cout <« "Student Telephone number: " <« phone << endl; //ex: student2.phone
cout <« "Quiz Grades: " « quiz1 <« "" « quiz2 « " " « quiz3 <« endl;
cout <« "The students's quiz average is: " <« fixed « setprecision(2) « getAverage();
cout <« "The student's letter grade is :\n";//ifelse letter chain.
cout <<
=\n";
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