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    The document defines a Book class with private member variables for title, author, and year, and public getter methods. It also defines a Library class with a private vector of Books and public methods to add a Book and list all Books. The main function creates some Book objects, adds them to a Library object, and calls the listBooks method to output the book details.

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    The document defines a Book class with private member variables for title, author, and year, and public getter methods. It also defines a Library class with a private vector of Books and public methods to add a Book and list all Books. The main function creates some Book objects, adds them to a Library object, and calls the listBooks method to output the book details.

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    The document defines a Book class with private member variables for title, author, and year, and public getter methods. It also defines a Library class with a private vector of Books and public methods to add a Book and list all Books. The main function creates some Book objects, adds them to a Library object, and calls the listBooks method to output the book details.

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    //book.

    #ifndef BOOK_H

    #define BOOK_H

    #include <string>

    class Book {

    private:

    std::string title;

    std::string author;

    int year;

    public:

    Book(const std::string& title, const std::string& author, int year);

    std::string getTitle() const;

    std::string getAuthor() const;

    int getYear() const;

    };

    #endif
    //book.cpp

    #include "Book.h"

    Book::Book(const std::string& title, const std::string& author, int year)

    : title(title), author(author), year(year) {}

    std::string Book::getTitle() const {

    return title;

    std::string Book::getAuthor() const {

    return author;

    int Book::getYear() const {

    return year;

    }
    //library.h

    #ifndef LIBRARY_H

    #define LIBRARY_H

    #include <vector>

    #include "Book.h"

    class Library {

    private:

    std::vector<Book> books;

    public:

    void addBook(const Book& book);

    void listBooks() const;

    };

    #endif
    //library.cpp

    #include "Library.h"

    #include <iostream>

    void Library::addBook(const Book& book) {

    books.push_back(book);

    void Library::listBooks() const {

    std::cout << "Books in the library:\n";

    for (const auto& book : books) {

    std::cout << "Title: " << book.getTitle() << ", Author: " << book.getAuthor() << ", Year: " <<
    book.getYear() << "\n";

    }
    //main.cpp

    #include <iostream>

    #include "Library.h"

    int main() {

    Library library;

    Book book1("The Great Gatsby", "F. Scott Fitzgerald", 1925);

    Book book2("To Kill a Mockingbird", "Harper Lee", 1960);

    library.addBook(book1);

    library.addBook(book2);

    library.listBooks();

    return 0;

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