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Chapter 9, Problem 2CP
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Program Plan:
- The class Mural is defined which has a data type custName of type string, code of type char, descrp of type string and two static arrays muralCode and muralDescription.
- Inside MarshallRevenue programfollowing functions are used:
- getMonth(), getMural(), and getRevenue()to get month, number of murals and revenue generated from all murals.
- Inside main method of MarshallRevenue program following variables are used:
- month, exteriorMurals, andinteriorMuralstostore the month and number of interior and exterior murals.
- An array of object of class Mural is declared of size equal to number of total exterior and interior murals.
- A for loop is used to set code and custName property of each array object.
- A for loop is used to read and display the customers names belonging to each mural category.
Program Description:
The main purpose of the program is to implement the mural class and use this class inside the MarshallRevenue program.
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Class Student
__init__(self, id: int, fist_name: str, last_name: str, town:str):
""" This creates a student object with the specified ID first and last name and home town. This constructor should also create data structure for holding the students grades for all of there assignments. Additionally it should create a variable that holds the student's energy level which will be a number between 0 and 1. :param id: The student's identifiaction number :param fist_name: The student's first name :param last_name: The student's last name :param town: The student's home town """
get_id(self)->int:
""" Returns the ID of the student as specified in the constructor. :return: The student's ID """
get_first_name(self) -> str:
""" Returns the first name of the student. :return: The student's first name """
set_first_name(self, name:str):
""" Changes the student first name to the specified value of the name parameter. :param name: The value that the first name of the student will equal. """…
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