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    This document outlines the requirements for Assignment #01 in the CSC241 Object Oriented Programming course. Students are asked to take a real-world scenario and implement it as a C++ program that utilizes constructors, pointers, public and private keywords, returning a reference, the const keyword, and passing an object as an argument.

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    CSC241 Object Oriented Programming

    Assignment #01
    Due Date: 16th October 2020

    Q#1: Take a real-world scenario and Implement it in C++ program. Your program
    should consist of the following:

    1. Constructors
    2. Pointers
    3. Private and Public keywords
    4. Reference by return
    5. Const keyword
    6. Passing Object as argument

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