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Here is the interface for the Name #include ~3tring.h"

class:

class Name { friend ostream& operatorc<(ostream&, const Name&); friend istream& operator>>(istream&, Name&); public: Name(char*, char*, char*, char*, char*, char*); String last0 { return last-; } String first0 { return first-; } String middle0 { return middle-; } String title0 { return title-; } String suffix0 { return suffix-; } String nick0 { return nick-; } void last(String s) { last- = s; } void first(String s) { first- = s; } void middle(String s) { middle- = s; } void title(String s) { title- = s; } void suffix(String s) { suffix- = s; } void nick(String s) { nick- = s; } void dump0 ; private: String last-, first-, middle-, title-, suffix-, nick-; Here is an implementation for the Name class: Name: :Name(char* last=" ", char* first="", char* middle="", char* title="", char* suffix=" ", char* nick=" ") : last (last), first-(first), middle-(middle), title-(title), suffix-(suffix), nick-(nick) { } void 1. Name::dump() tout tout tout tout tout tout cc " \t Last Name: C-C "\t First Name: CC '\tMiddle Names: << '\t ' Title: << ' \t Suffix: cc '\t Nickname: ' C-C last' CC first" CC middle' CC title' CC suffix' CC nickCC endl; ' CC endl; CC endl; CC endl; CC endl; CC endl;

ostream&> operatorcc(ostream&

out, const Name& x)

if (x.title- != "I) out << x.title- cc ' '; out CC x.first- cc " '; if (x.middle- != II) out CC x.middle CC " '; out << x.last-; if (x.suffix- != I") out CC " ' CC x.suffix-; if (x.nick- != "") out cc ', \"" CC x.nick- CC "\""; return out;

istream&

operator>>(istream&

in, Name& x)

char buffer[80]; in.getline(buffer, 80, x.last- = buffer; in.getline(buffer, 80, x.first- = buffer; in.getline(buffer, 80, x.middle- = buffer; in.getline(buffer, 80, x.title- = buffer; in.getline(buffer, 80, x.suffix- = buffer; in.getline(buffer, 80); x.nick- = buffer; return in;

'I '); 'I '>; 'I '>; 'I '>; 'I ');

Finally, here is the modified Per #include "String.h" #include "Date.h" #include "Name.h"

class:

class Person { public: Person(char* n="", int s=O, char* nat="U.S.A.") : name(n), sex(s), nationality(nat) { } void setDOB(int m, int d, int y) { dob.setDate(m, d, y); } void setDOD(int m, int d, int y) { dod.setDate(m, d, y); > void printName { tout c< name; } void printNationality() { tout <c nationality; > void printDOB() { tout <c dob; } void printDOD() { tout <c dod; > protected: Name name; Date dob, dod; // date of birth, date of death int sex; // 0 = female, 1 = male String nationality;

Here is a test driver for the Name class, with test run: #include #include ciostream.h> "Name.h"

'main0 -t Name x("Bach", "Johann", "Sebastian"); tout c< x c< endl; x.dump(); x.last("Clinton");

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x.first("William"); x.middle("Jefferson"); x.title("President"); x.nick("Bill"); tout CC x CC endl; x.dump(); tin >> x; tout << x CC endl; = tout CC "x.last tout << "x.first = tout << "x.middle = tout << "x.title = tout << "x.suffix = = tout << "x.nick

[" [" [" [" [" ["

<< x.last() << x.first() << x.middle() << x.title() cc x.suffix() << x.nick()

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11.17 Devise a system interface and a system implementation, similar to that for the VCR class in Section 11.10, but for a network of printers. Assume that the network includes several different kinds of printers. Your ABC should represent a generic printer.

11.18 Finish the implementation of the Card, Hand, and Deck classes defined in Problem 11.14,

11.19 Apply the Monte Carlo method (Problem 3.23 and Problem 4.60) to the Deck class (Prob-

lem 11.14) to estimate the odds of being dealt each of the eight special poker hands. Your output should look something like this: J;Eow many klands: 2598960 Il.200606 pair& 123964 two pairs