Write a class that can store department id and department name with constructors to initialize its members. Write destructor member in the same class and display the message “objects n goes out of scope” . Your program should be made such that it should show the order of constructor and destructor invocation.

Algorithm:

1.      Start of program

2.      Create a class with member functions getdata().

3.      Create constructor and destructor

4.      Enter department id and name

5.      Constructor and destructor is called.

6.      End of program

Code:

#include

#include

int c=0;

class dept

{

            private:

            int i,n,id;

            char name[10];

            public:

            dept()

            {

                        c++;

                        cout<<"\n No. of object created:"<

            }

            ~dept()

            {

                        cout<<"\n Object\t"<

                        c--;

            }

            void getdata()

            {

                        cout<<"\n Enter Department ID:";

                        cin>>id;

                        cout<<"\n Enter Department Name:";

                        cin>>name;

            }

};

void main()

{

            clrscr();

            cout<<"\t OBJECT CREATED IN MAIN"<

            {

            dept d1;

            d1.getdata();

            dept d2;

            d2.getdata();

            dept d3;

            d3.getdata();

            dept d4;

            d4.getdata();

            }

            cout<<"\n \t ALL OBJECTS DESTROYED";

            getch();

}