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a Book
class with data members book title,
author name, price, edition. You are required t...

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#include<bits/stdc++.h>

class Book {
public;

string booktitle;

string authorname;

float price;

int edition;

stack<Book>b; // stack to store the books

vector<Book>v; // using vector alse to store the books

which is easier to search for a book than in stack

int len = 5; // using this variable for to store the maximum

count of books that can be stored in the stack

Book() {

booktitle = "Harry Potter"; //for example am initialising th

book title as Harry potter

void setData(string title, string aname, float bprice, int

bedition) {

booktitle = title; // initialising the data memebers with the

user values

authorname = aname;

price = bprice;

edition = bedition;

bool isEmpty() {

return b.empty(); // empty() method will retuen true if stck is

empty

bool isFull() {

return b.size() == len; // size() function will return the size

of stack

void push(Book book) {

string question;

if(len == b.size()) { // checking whether the stack is full

cin>>question; // if it is full reading whether user wants

to push or not

if(question == "yes") {

len++; // increasing the stack size;

if(count(v.begin(), v.end(), book) == 0) { // checking whether

the book is already present in the vector(count
0 indicates that
the book is not present)

v.push_back(book); //push into vector

b.push(book); //push into stack

} else {

cout<<"Book is already present";

} else {

if(count(v.begin(), v.end(), book) == 0) {

v.push_back(book);

b.push(book);

} else {

cout<<"Book is already present";

void pop() {

b.pop(); // removing the top most book

v.pop_back();

  }

void reverseStack() {

stack<Book>t1; // temporary stack to store the reverse

values of the stack

while(!b.empty()) {

t1.push(b.top());

b.pop();

b = t1;

reverse(v.begin(), v.end());

bool searchBook() {

string type;

string name;

cin>>type;

cin>>name;

if(type == "book name") {

for(int i = 0; i < v.size(); i++) { // searching in the

vector
if(v[i].booktitle == name) {

return true;

} else {

for(int i = 0; i < v.size(); i++) {

if(v[i].authorname == name) {

return true;

return false;

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