Part 1: Create a class named Supermarket representing an items show in a supermarket sections with the following data members: • Item Name: Represent a name of an item. Default is . • Price: A floating-point number represent item price. Default is 0.0. • Quantity of Items: An integer number represent quantity of item that show in supermarket. Default is 1. Additionally, the class should also include the following methods: • A default constructor to initialize the data members. • A set method named setSupermarket to set all data member. • Three get methods to get each data members. • A method named printSupermarket to print a supermarket information. Part 2: Create a main and two objects of type Supermarket: 1. First object should use the default constructor only. Then print their information using printSupermarket method. 2. Second object should use the set method as the following: Name Item1 Price Quantity 5 2.5 Then print their information using printSupermarket method. 3. Third object should use the set method as the following: Name Price Quantity 10 Item1 7 Then print their information using printSupermarket method.

Part 1: Create a class named Supermarket representing an items show in a supermarket sections with the following data members: • Item Name: Represent a name of an item. Default is . • Price: A floating-point number represent item price. Default is 0.0. • Quantity of Items: An integer number represent quantity of item that show in supermarket. Default is 1. Additionally, the class should also include the following methods: • A default constructor to initialize the data members. • A set method named setSupermarket to set all data member. • Three get methods to get each data members. • A method named printSupermarket to print a supermarket information. Part 2: Create a main and two objects of type Supermarket: 1. First object should use the default constructor only. Then print their information using printSupermarket method. 2. Second object should use the set method as the following: Name Item1 Price Quantity 5 2.5 Then print their information using printSupermarket method. 3. Third object should use the set method as the following: Name Price Quantity 10 Item1 7 Then print their information using printSupermarket method.

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