Given the following class: class bookType { public: void setBookTitle(string s); //sets the bookTitle to s void setBookISBN(string ISBN); //sets the private member bookISBN to the parameter void setBookPrice(double cost); //sets the private member bookPrice to cost void setCopiesInStock(int noOfCopies); //sets the private member copiesInStock to noOfCopies void printInfo() const; //prints the bookTitle, bookISBN, the bookPrice and the copiesInStock string getBookISBN() const; //returns the bookISBN double getBookPrice() const; //returns the bookPrice int showQuantityInStock() const; //returns the quantity in stock void updateQuantity(int addBooks); // adds addBooks to the quantityInStock, so that the quantity // in stock now has it original value plus the parameter sent to this function private: string bookName; string bookISBN; double price; int quantity; }; Write the FULL FUNCTION DEFINTION for a SECOND (#2) CONSTRUCTOR for the Class, bookTyoe, which is defined above. This is another Constructor, NOT the DEFAULT Constructor, that takes four parameters and sets the initial values from the parameters for bookName, bookISBN, price, and quantity. Given the following class: class bookType { public: void setBookTitle(string s); //sets the bookTitle to s void setBookISBN(string ISBN); //sets the private member bookISBN to the parameter void setBookPrice(double cost); //sets the private member bookPrice to cost void setCopiesInStock(int noOfCopies); //sets the private member copiesInStock to noOfCopies void printInfo() const; //prints the bookTitle, bookISBN, the bookPrice and the copiesInStock string getBookISBN() const; //returns the bookISBN double getBookPrice() const; //returns the bookPrice int showQuantityInStock() const; //returns the quantity in stock void updateQuantity(int addBooks); // adds addBooks to the quantityInStock, so that the quantity // in stock now has it original value plus the parameter sent to this function private: string bookName; string bookISBN; double price; int quantity; }; Write the FULL FUNCTION DEFINTION for a SECOND (#2) CONSTRUCTOR for the Class, bookTyoe, which is defined above. This is another Constructor, NOT the DEFAULT Constructor, that takes four parameters and sets the initial values from the parameters for bookName, bookISBN, price, and quantity.

Given the following class: class bookType { public: void setBookTitle(string s); //sets the bookTitle to s void setBookISBN(string ISBN); //sets the private member bookISBN to the parameter void setBookPrice(double cost); //sets the private member bookPrice to cost void setCopiesInStock(int noOfCopies); //sets the private member copiesInStock to noOfCopies void printInfo() const; //prints the bookTitle, bookISBN, the bookPrice and the copiesInStock string getBookISBN() const; //returns the bookISBN double getBookPrice() const; //returns the bookPrice int showQuantityInStock() const; //returns the quantity in stock void updateQuantity(int addBooks); // adds addBooks to the quantityInStock, so that the quantity // in stock now has it original value plus the parameter sent to this function private: string bookName; string bookISBN; double price; int quantity; }; Write the FULL FUNCTION DEFINTION for a SECOND (#2) CONSTRUCTOR for the Class, bookTyoe, which is defined above. This is another Constructor, NOT the DEFAULT Constructor, that takes four parameters and sets the initial values from the parameters for bookName, bookISBN, price, and quantity. Given the following class: class bookType { public: void setBookTitle(string s); //sets the bookTitle to s void setBookISBN(string ISBN); //sets the private member bookISBN to the parameter void setBookPrice(double cost); //sets the private member bookPrice to cost void setCopiesInStock(int noOfCopies); //sets the private member copiesInStock to noOfCopies void printInfo() const; //prints the bookTitle, bookISBN, the bookPrice and the copiesInStock string getBookISBN() const; //returns the bookISBN double getBookPrice() const; //returns the bookPrice int showQuantityInStock() const; //returns the quantity in stock void updateQuantity(int addBooks); // adds addBooks to the quantityInStock, so that the quantity // in stock now has it original value plus the parameter sent to this function private: string bookName; string bookISBN; double price; int quantity; }; Write the FULL FUNCTION DEFINTION for a SECOND (#2) CONSTRUCTOR for the Class, bookTyoe, which is defined above. This is another Constructor, NOT the DEFAULT Constructor, that takes four parameters and sets the initial values from the parameters for bookName, bookISBN, price, and quantity.

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Given the following class:

class bookType

{ public:

void setBookTitle(string s);

//sets the bookTitle to s

void setBookISBN(string ISBN);

//sets the private member bookISBN to the parameter

void setBookPrice(double cost);

//sets the private member bookPrice to cost

void setCopiesInStock(int noOfCopies);

//sets the private member copiesInStock to noOfCopies

void printInfo() const;

//prints the bookTitle, bookISBN, the bookPrice and the copiesInStock

string getBookISBN() const;

//returns the bookISBN

double getBookPrice() const;

//returns the bookPrice

int showQuantityInStock() const;

//returns the quantity in stock

void updateQuantity(int addBooks);

// adds addBooks to the quantityInStock, so that the quantity

// in stock now has it original value plus the parameter sent to this function

private:

string bookName;

string bookISBN;

double price;

int quantity;

};

Write the FULL FUNCTION DEFINTION for a SECOND (#2) CONSTRUCTOR for the Class, bookTyoe, which is defined above.

This is another Constructor, NOT the DEFAULT Constructor, that takes four parameters and sets the initial values from the parameters for bookName, bookISBN, price, and quantity.