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Define a class to represent batsmen in a cricket team. Include the following members: Data Members: First name, Last name, Runs made, Number of fours, Number of sixes Member Functions:(i) To assign the initial values(ii) To update runs made (It should simultaneously update fours and sixes, if required). (iii) To display the batsman’s information Make appropriate assumptions about access labels.

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#include

#include 

#include

class Batsman

{

char F_Name[30];

char L_Name[30];

int Runs_made,fours,sixes;

public:

void initial()

{

cout<<end1<<"Enter Frist Name :";

gets (F-Name);

cout<<end1<<"Enter Last Name :";

gets (L-Name);

cout<<end1<<"Enter Runs Made :; 

cout<>Runs_made;

cout<<end1<<"Enter how many fours :";

cout<>fours;

cout<<end1<<"Enter how many sixes :";

cout<>sixes;

}

void update()

{ 

int new_run,new_four,new_sixes,cal_four,cal_six; 

cout<<end1<<"Enter new runs  Made:";

cout<>new_run;

cout<<end1<<"Enter new fours  Made:";

cout<>new_four;

cout<<end1<<"Enter new sives  Made:";

cin>>new_sixes;

fours=fours+new_four; sixes=sixes+new_sixes; 

cal_four=fours*4; cal_six=sixes*6; 

Runs_made=Runs_made+new_run+cal_four+cal_six; 

display();

cout<<"Total  Runs Made: "<<Runs_made<<end1;

cout<<"Number of fours: "<<fours<<end1;

cout<<"Number of sixes: "<<sixes<<end1;

}

void display()  {

cout<<".....Batsman's information....."<<end1;

cout<<"Name: "<<F_Name<<" "<<L_Name<<end1;

}

};

void main() {

clrscr();

Batsman b1;

b1.initial(); 

b1.update();

getch();

}


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