Starting Out with C++: Early Objects (9th Edition)
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Chapter 19, Problem 9PC
Program Plan Intro
Cousins
Program Plan:
- Include all the required header files.
- Add enum for a range of values of Gender.
- Define class person.
- Define all the required variables along with their data types.
- Assign the name and gender of a person using functions string getName()and Gender getGender().
- Function to add child of a person Person *addChild is created.
- Function to add parents of a person void addParent is created.
- Function to get number of children of a person and return the number of children is created.
- Function to create a child with specified name and gender, and set one of the parents to this child Person *Person::addChild is called.
- Function to add siblings and step siblings of a given person to a
vector void addSiblings is created. - Function to add cousins of the person void addCousins is called.
- Define the main function.
- Add children of Adam and Amelia.
- Add Children of Amelia and Alan.
- Add Children of Alan and Anna.
- Add cousins from third generations.
- Find the cousins of at least two people, here consider Peter and Paul and find their cousins and display them.
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