2. Create a class home with following data members, area (int), and cost as protected data member. Create a class (with data members as city, state) derived from this bass class home. Enter the detail for 5 objects (derived) and search with state to display all the homes available. 3. Write a program to create a base class: "Question3", with protected data member: x (int) and with pure virtual function: “Task ()" [Returns no value and takes no argument]. Create a derived class of “Question3" such as "Subl" (Derive features in public mode). In sub1, there is a member function in public section: get_datal () to take input for x, and define Task () in this class to display the reverse of x. [Implement the above program by creating pointer to base in main () function and call the necessary functions].

2. Create a class home with following data members, area (int), and cost as protected data member. Create a class (with data members as city, state) derived from this bass class home. Enter the detail for 5 objects (derived) and search with state to display all the homes available. 3. Write a program to create a base class: "Question3", with protected data member: x (int) and with pure virtual function: “Task ()" [Returns no value and takes no argument]. Create a derived class of “Question3" such as "Subl" (Derive features in public mode). In sub1, there is a member function in public section: get_datal () to take input for x, and define Task () in this class to display the reverse of x. [Implement the above program by creating pointer to base in main () function and call the necessary functions].

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Chapter6: Arrays

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