The following is a formal description of the Cylinder object type. The description includes the constructor (Cylinder) that initializes the radius and height attributes of an object and access operations to update the attributes or retrieve their current values.

Attributes:

myRadius

myHeight

Operations:

Cylinder Assigns zero to both radius and height of an uninitialized cylinder (default constructor)

Cylinder Takes initial values radius and height as arguments and assigns them as the myRadius and myHeight of the cylinder (explicit constructor)

endArea Computes ? * myRadius² and returns the value as the end area of the cylinder

sideArea Computes 2 * ? * myRadius * myHeight and returns the value as the side area

volume Computes the end area * myHeight and returns the value as the volume

setDimensions Takes values radius and height as arguments and updates the attributes myRadius and myHeight to have the values radius and height respectively ( a function to change attributes of a cylinder)

getRadius Returns the current value of myRadius

getHeight Returns the current value of myHeight

The requirements of todays lab are to implement a cylinder object. Write the class definition and put it into a header file called cylinder.h and put the function implementation into cylinder.cpp. Create a driver to test your class definition. Turn in the source listing of the two class cylinder files