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Consider the definition of the following class: class fruit { public: fruit(); fruit(string c, double w); void setData(string c, double w); string getColor() const; double getWeight() const; void printData() const; bool compare(const fruit& anotherFruit) const; private: string color; double weight; }; • Write the definition of the constructor with no arguments so that the member variables are set to default values. • Write the definition of • the constructor with arguments so that the member variables are set according to the parameters. • Write the definition of each of the accessor functions to return the member variable. • Write the definition of the mutator function to set the member variables. • Write the definition of the function compare to compare two fruits, use weight and color. Write a test program (main function) to test accessor functions, mutator function, and compare function. Here is a sample run for two fruit objects; fruit1 and fruit2 color and weight are red and 0.5 and green and 0.75 respectively. fruit1 color: Red weight: 0.5 fruit2 color: Green weight: 0.75 fruit1 != fruit2

          Consider the definition of the following class:
class fruit
{
public:
fruit();
fruit(string c, double w);
void setData(string c, double w);
string getColor() const;
double getWeight() const;
void printData() const;
bool compare(const fruit& anotherFruit) const;
private:
string color;
double weight;
};
• Write the definition of the constructor with no arguments so that the member variables are set to default values.
• Write the definition of
• the constructor with arguments so that the member variables are set according to the parameters.
• Write the definition of each of the accessor functions to return the member variable.
• Write the definition of the mutator function to set the member variables.
• Write the definition of the function compare to compare two fruits, use weight and color.
Write a test program (main function) to test accessor functions, mutator function, and compare function.
Here is a sample run for two fruit objects; fruit1 and fruit2 color and weight are red and 0.5 and green and 0.75
respectively.
fruit1 color: Red weight: 0.5
fruit2 color: Green weight: 0.75
fruit1 != fruit2

Consider the definition of the following class:
class fruit

public:
fruit();
fruit(string c, double w);
void setData(string c, double w);
string getColor() const;
double getWeight() const;
void printData() const;
bool compare(const fruit anotherFruit) const;
private:
string color;
double weight;
;
• Write the definition of the constructor with no arguments so that the member variables are set to default values.
• Write the definition of
• the constructor with arguments so that the member variables are set according to the parameters.
• Write the definition of each of the accessor functions to return the member variable.
• Write the definition of the mutator function to set the member variables.
• Write the definition of the function compare to compare two fruits, use weight and color.
Write a test program (main function) to test accessor functions, mutator function, and compare function.
Here is a sample run for two fruit objects; fruit1 and fruit2 color and weight are red and 0.5 and green and 0.75
respectively.
fruit1 color: Red weight: 0.5
fruit2 color: Green weight: 0.75
fruit1 != fruit2

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