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write the definition of a class photo in c++ with following description
private members
pno //data member of photo number an integer
category //data member for photo category a string
exhibit //data member for exhibition gallery (a string)

fixexhibit
//a member function to assign
//exhibition gallery is per category
//as shown in the following table

category  exhibit
antique    zaveri
modern    johsen
classic    terenida

public members
Register() a function to allow user to enter values
//pno, category and call fixexhibit () function

view all()
// a function to display all the data members.


What I have tried:

#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<string.h>
#include<stdio.h>
class pic
{
int pno;
char Category[50];
char location[50];
void fixlocation();
public:
void enter();
void seeall();
};
void pic::fixlocation()
{
if(strcmpi(Category,"classic")==0)
strcpy(location,"Amina");

else if(strcmpi(Category,"Modren")==0)
strcpy(location,"Jim Plag");

else if(strcmpi(Category,"Antique")==0)
strcpy(location,"ustad khan");
}
void pic::enter()
{

cin>>pno;
gets(Category);
//fixlocaton();
}
void pic::seeall()
{
cout<<pno<<Category<<location<<endl;
};
void main()
{
clrscr();
pic h;
h.enter();
getch();
}
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Updated 2-May-17 22:20pm

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Well, it doesn't look a daunting task and it is not clear what is your problem.
Just a couple of suggestions, use:
  • std::string objects instead of C-like array of characters.
  • A more modern C++ compiler (the one you are using looks outdated).
 
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