Just returned from spring break and I am still a little out of it.I was attempti

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Just returned from spring break and I am still a little out of it.I was attempting to do an assignment that deals with classes.However I did horribly on the review questions and I am having areal difficult time in coding with classes. Could someone pleasehelp me with the follow question.

Define a class named Movie. Include private fields for the title,year, and name of the director. Include three public functions withprototypes void Movie::setTitle(cstring); , voidMovie::setYear(int); , void Movie::setDirector(string);. Includeanother function that displays all the information about a Movie.Write a main() function that declares a movie object namedmyFavoriteMovie. Set and display the object's fields.

This is what I have but know its wrong since it will notcompile:

#include<iostream>
#include<conio.h>
using namespace std;

class Movie
{
   private:
       string movieTitle;
       int movieYear;
       string directorName;
   public:
       void setTitle(string);
       void setYear(int);
       void setDirector(string);
       void displayInfo(string,int);

};


void Movie::setTitle(string)
{
   movieTitle = setTitle
   cout<<"What is the title of themovie?"<<setTitle<<endl;
}

void Movie::setYear(int)
{
   cout<<"What year did the movie comeout?"<<movieYear<<endl;
}

void Movie::setDirector(string)
{
   cout<<"Who directed themovie?"<<directorName<<endl;
}

void Movie::displayInfo(string, int)
{
   cout<<movieTitle <<movieYear <<directorName<<endl;
}

string main ()
{
   Movie myFavoriteMovie;
  

}

{
   system("pause");
}


Please help me and I will award lifesaver points. Thank you.

Explanation / Answer

#include #include using namespace std; //class declaration class Movie {    private:        string movieTitle;        int movieYear;        string directorName;    public:        void setTitle(stringtitle);        void setYear(int year);        void setDirector(stringdirector);        void displayInfo();//youdon't have to pass anything because function has access to theclass }; //class Implementation void Movie::setTitle(string title) {    movieTitle = title;    cout

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