In a C++ program, create a class Named Student which can save student information containing Roll Number, First Name, Last Name, Student class, Marks (can be in points) and grade. Set default values for class members in default constructor. Initialize class and fill with user provided values. At last pass this class instance to a function named PrintData, which prints incoming information contained within student instance. Student Information to Store: Roll Number, First Name, Last Name, Student Class, Total Marks and Grade.Overload default constructor for the class created. Overload constructor with one integer argument which sets roll number value.Overload constructor with three arguments for roll number first and last name.Initialize student instance with default constructor, and print values on screen using PrintData function. Initialize student instance with overloaded constructor, and print values on screen using PrintData function.

C++ for Engineers and Scientists
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Chapter12: Adding Functionality To Your Classes
Section12.2: Providing Class Conversion Capabilities
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In a C++ program, create a class Named Student which can save student information containing Roll Number, First Name, Last Name, Student class, Marks (can be in points) and grade. Set default values for class members in default constructor. Initialize class and fill with user provided values. At last pass this class instance to a function named PrintData, which prints incoming information contained within student instance. Student Information to Store: Roll Number, First Name, Last Name, Student Class, Total Marks and Grade.Overload default constructor for the class created.
Overload constructor with one integer argument which sets roll number value.Overload constructor with three arguments for roll number first and last name.Initialize student instance with default constructor, and print values on screen using PrintData function. Initialize student instance with overloaded constructor, and print values on screen using PrintData function.

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