USE " Abstract Class " . MATCH OUTPUT AS IT IS WITH QUESTION OUTPUT ---------------------------- Write a C++ program to display the event details and hall details using abstraction. Strictly adhere to the Object-Oriented specifications given in the problem statement. All class names, member variable names, and function names should be the same as specified in the problem statement. Consider an abstract class Event with the following private member variables. Data type Variable string name string detail string type string organiser Include the pure virtual method for display() for the abstract class. Create default constructor and a parameterized constructor with arguments in order Event(String name, String detail, String type, String organiser). Include appropriate getters and setters. Create another class Exhibition with the following private member variables. Data type Variable int numberOfStalls Create default constructor and a parameterized constructor with arguments in order Exhibition(String name, String detail, String type, String organiser , Integer numberOfStalls). Include appropriate getters and setters. Include the following public member function in the class Exhibition Method name Description void display() This method displays the details of the Exhibition In the Main method, obtain input from the user in CSV format and split the input using split method, create Exhibition objects and invoke display method to display the details. Problem Constraints: Use virtual keyword in the abstract class to declare the function. Input and Output format: Refer sample Input and Output for formatting specifications. [All text in bold corresponds to input and the rest corresponds to output] Sample Input and Output : Enter the details of Exhibition in CSV format BookExpo,SpecialSale,Academics,John,12 Name : BookExpo Detail : SpecialSale Type : Academics Organiser : John No of Stalls : 12

USE " Abstract Class " . MATCH OUTPUT AS IT IS WITH QUESTION OUTPUT ---------------------------- Write a C++ program to display the event details and hall details using abstraction. Strictly adhere to the Object-Oriented specifications given in the problem statement. All class names, member variable names, and function names should be the same as specified in the problem statement. Consider an abstract class Event with the following private member variables. Data type Variable string name string detail string type string organiser Include the pure virtual method for display() for the abstract class. Create default constructor and a parameterized constructor with arguments in order Event(String name, String detail, String type, String organiser). Include appropriate getters and setters. Create another class Exhibition with the following private member variables. Data type Variable int numberOfStalls Create default constructor and a parameterized constructor with arguments in order Exhibition(String name, String detail, String type, String organiser , Integer numberOfStalls). Include appropriate getters and setters. Include the following public member function in the class Exhibition Method name Description void display() This method displays the details of the Exhibition In the Main method, obtain input from the user in CSV format and split the input using split method, create Exhibition objects and invoke display method to display the details. Problem Constraints: Use virtual keyword in the abstract class to declare the function. Input and Output format: Refer sample Input and Output for formatting specifications. [All text in bold corresponds to input and the rest corresponds to output] Sample Input and Output : Enter the details of Exhibition in CSV format BookExpo,SpecialSale,Academics,John,12 Name : BookExpo Detail : SpecialSale Type : Academics Organiser : John No of Stalls : 12

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USE " Abstract Class " .

MATCH OUTPUT AS IT IS WITH QUESTION OUTPUT

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Write a C++ program to display the event details and hall details using abstraction.

Strictly adhere to the Object-Oriented specifications given in the problem statement. All class names, member variable names, and function names should be the same as specified in the problem statement.

Consider an abstract class Event with the following private member variables.

Data type	Variable
string	name
string	detail
string	type
string	organiser

Include the pure virtual method for display() for the abstract class.

Create default constructor and a parameterized constructor with arguments in order Event(String name, String detail, String type, String organiser). Include appropriate getters and setters.

Create another class Exhibition with the following private member variables.

Data type	Variable
int	numberOfStalls

Create default constructor and a parameterized constructor with arguments in order Exhibition(String name, String detail, String type, String organiser , Integer numberOfStalls). Include appropriate getters and setters.

Include the following public member function in the class Exhibition

Method name	Description
void display()	This method displays the details of the Exhibition

In the Main method, obtain input from the user in CSV format and split the input using split method, create Exhibition objects and invoke display method to display the details.

Problem Constraints:

Use virtual keyword in the abstract class to declare the function.

Input and Output format:

Refer sample Input and Output for formatting specifications.

[All text in bold corresponds to input and the rest corresponds to output]

Sample Input and Output :

Enter the details of Exhibition in CSV format

BookExpo,SpecialSale,Academics,John,12

Name : BookExpo

Detail : SpecialSale

Type : Academics

Organiser : John