17th Week OJ Brush problem--problem e:c++ Exercise Input Output--Private inheritance

Description

The student class contains private data members: Num,name,sex, public member functions: Input function Get_value () and Output function display (). Implement class Student1 with private inheritance, adding data members: AGE,ADDR, member functions: Get_value_1 () and Display_1 (). Enter the value of NUM,NAME,SEX,AGE,ADDR when the program runs, and call the output function to output the values of the above 5 data.

Input

Enter a value for NUM,NAME,SEX,AGE,ADDR

Output

The value of the output num,name,sex,age,addr

Sample Input

1001 Zhang M Shanghai

Sample Output

Num:1001name:zhangsex:mage:21address:shanghai

/* All rights reserved. * File Name: Test.cpp * Chen Dani * Completion Date: July 3, 2015 * version number: v1.0 */#include &L T;iostream> #include <cstring>using namespace Std;class student{public:void get_value () {Cin>>    ;num>>name>>sex;        } void Display () {cout<< "num:" <<num<<endl;        cout<< "Name:" <<name<<endl;    cout<< "Sex:" <<sex<<endl;    }private:int num;    Char name[10]; char sex;};    Class Student1:private Student{private:int age;        String Addr;public:void get_value_1 () {get_value ();    cin>>age>>addr;        } void Display_1 () {display ();        cout<< "Age:" <<age<<endl;    cout<< "Address:" <<addr<<endl;    }};int Main () {Student1 stud1;    Stud1.get_value_1 ();    Stud1.display_1 (); return 0;} 
Learning experience: Private inheritance, you can inherit private members, but you cannot access private members directly, you can use a function to access. Keep trying!!

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17th Week OJ Brush problem--problem e:c++ Exercise Input Output--Private inheritance