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In the project you created in previous activities. Add a class. Name it Student. That class should have student name (string), student grades (array of size 3). Create a DisplayInfo() function that displays the values of the member variables in the class.  In main, create an instance of that array and fill that instance with data. Call the DisplayInfo() function from main so it prints the content of the object. A screenshot showing the code in Visual Studio and the output (on the console screen).  Activity 1 code  #include using namespace std void main() { cout <<  "Welcome to my world..." << endl; system("pause");

In the project you created in previous activities. Add a class. Name it Student. That class should have student name (string), student grades (array of size 3). Create a DisplayInfo() function that displays the values of the member variables in the class.  In main, create an instance of that array and fill that instance with data. Call the DisplayInfo() function from main so it prints the content of the object. A screenshot showing the code in Visual Studio and the output (on the console screen).  Activity 1 code  #include using namespace std void main() { cout <<  "Welcome to my world..." << endl; system("pause");

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In the project you created in previous activities. Add a class. Name it Student. That class should have student name (string), student grades (array of size 3). Create a DisplayInfo() function that displays the values of the member variables in the class. 

In main, create an instance of that array and fill that instance with data. Call the DisplayInfo() function from main so it prints the content of the object.

A screenshot showing the code in Visual Studio and the output (on the console screen). 

Activity 1 code 

#include <iostream>

using namespace std
void main()

{
cout <<  "Welcome to my world..." << endl;
system("pause");

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