Reference no: EM132432030

The below program either violates or misses 5 areas of object-oriented programming in C++ including:

1.  Data encapsulation.
2.  Accessibility.
3.  Separate class declaration and definition.
4.  The class is missing some important component even though they're not significant. In general we should explicitly specify class components instead of relying on compiler provided components.
5.  getters must not modify member data.
6. Syntax error in main function.

Identify the problems, explain the problems in short sentences and provide a code fix.

#include <iostream.h>

class FinalExam   {

        private:

                FinalExam ( int m_score) : score (m_score)  { }

       public:

               int score;

               int  get_score ( ) {  return score ; }

               void TakeExam ( )  {

                          cout << "Start taking exam ....n";

               }

} ;

int main ( ) {

           FinalExam final_exam;

           final_exam.TakeExam ( );

           return 0;

}