$/*$ SAMPLE OUTPUT

$[$arathi@hills ~$]$$ $./$a$.$out

Please enter the name of the song: RingObjective

For this week's assignment, your goal is to be familiar with UML and also to get

accustomed to our CCSF computer systems and homework submission process. The

required $C++$ is straightforward.

Instructions

Consider the following UML diagram for a class containing information about a song:

name: string

artist: string

sethame $($n : string$)$ : void

setartista : sting$)$ : void

$+$gstan$-=0$ : sting

getarisio : sting

This simple class has two member variables and four member functions to set and get

the variables.

setName should change member variable name to the parameter $n$

setArtist should change member variable artist to the parameter a

getName should return member variable name

getArtist should return member variable artist

Implement a complete $C++$ program which declares this class and implements all four of

its member functions. Then, create a simple main$()$ program which creates an object of

the class, asks the user for name and artist, calls the set functions to assign reasonable

values for name and artist, and then calls the get functions to output both name and

artist to the console. You should do this all in one $.$cpp file.

Hint: to input strings that may contain spaces, use getline instead of cin.

Submission

See "Using hills to write, compile, run, and submit $C++$ programs" in the

page in this module. This provides a video and step$-$by$-$step instructions

on how to write your program, compile it$,$ run it$,$ and submit your program and sample

output using nano and $g++$ on hills. Copy and paste your sample output at the bottom of

your program file in a multi$-$line comment, it should look something like this. I have

bolded the user input I typed in while running the program: of Fire

Please enter the name of the artist: Johnny Cash

The name of the song is Ring of Fire

The name of the artist is Johnny Cash

$[$arathi@hills ~$]$$

$*/$

Submit your C$++$ source code and sample output all in one file via Canvas. The file format must be plain text, with a $.$cpp extension.. It must not be a rich format like $.$rtf$,.$doc, $.$pdf$,$ etc.