In C++   class film { public:     void setFilmDirector(string s); //sets the filmTitle to  s     void setFilmYear(string year);        //sets the private member filmYear to year     void setFilmProdCost(double cost);        //sets the private member filmProdCost to cost     void setFilmGenre (string type);        //sets the private member filmGenre to type     void printAllFilmInfo() const;        //prints the filmDirector, filmYear, the filmProdCost and the filmGenre     string geFilmGenre() const;        //returns the filmGenre     string getFilmYear() const;        //returns the filmYear     double getFilmProdCost() const;        //returns the filmProdCost     void updateFilmProdCost(double cost); //adds cost to the filmProdCost, so that the filmProdCost now has it original value plus the //parameter sent to this function private:     string filmDirector;     string filmYear;     double filmProdCost;     string filmGenre; };   Assume the following in your main program (the constructors above have been written and added): film Joker(“Todd Phillips”, “2019”,43550698, “drama”); Write the code in the main program that will print out the information about Joker. Write the code in the main program that will add 12 Million to the filmProdCost for Joker.

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In C++

 

class film

{

public:

    void setFilmDirector(string s);

//sets the filmTitle to  s

    void setFilmYear(string year);

       //sets the private member filmYear to year

    void setFilmProdCost(double cost);

       //sets the private member filmProdCost to cost

    void setFilmGenre (string type);

       //sets the private member filmGenre to type

    void printAllFilmInfo() const;

       //prints the filmDirector, filmYear, the filmProdCost and the filmGenre

    string geFilmGenre() const;

       //returns the filmGenre

    string getFilmYear() const;

       //returns the filmYear

    double getFilmProdCost() const;

       //returns the filmProdCost

    void updateFilmProdCost(double cost);

//adds cost to the filmProdCost, so that the filmProdCost now has it original value plus the //parameter sent to this function

private:

    string filmDirector;

    string filmYear;

    double filmProdCost;

    string filmGenre;

};

 

Assume the following in your main program (the constructors above have been written and added):

film Joker(“Todd Phillips”, “2019”,43550698, “drama”);

  1. Write the code in the main program that will print out the information about Joker.
  2. Write the code in the main program that will add 12 Million to the filmProdCost for Joker.
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