// public_private_ex5.cpp

// Purpose: to demonstrate getting example #2 to compile
//          if derived data type contains just public
//          members...
//
// Note:    This program WILL compile

// NOTE:    Ignore compile warnings, it will still compile...

#include<iostream>
using namespace std;

struct Student {    // Define derived data type
 public:
     int no;
     char grade[14];
     void display() const;
     void set(int n, char* g);
 };


main() {

 Student harry;

 harry.set(975, "ABC"); // calling public member functions set and display
 harry.display();

 cout << harry.no << endl; 

} // end of main() program

void Student::display() const {

     cout << no << ' ' << grade << endl;

 } // end of display() public member function

void Student::set(int n, char* g){
     int i;

     no = n; // accept the Student number received

     // accept Student grades received
     for (i = 0; g[i] != '\0' && i < 13; i++)
         grade[i] = g[i];
     grade[i] = '\0';        // set the last byte to null 

 } // end of set() function