The document outlines multiple programming exercises involving the creation and manipulation of data structures in C++. It includes defining a struct for a computer, a class for fractions, a struct for fruit types, and a class for books, along with specific requirements for constructors and functions. Additionally, it mentions how to declare an array to store GPA values for students and input them from the keyboard.

1. Programming Exercises:
a) Given a struct called Computer with following data members:
struct Computer
{
int RAM;
float speed;
int hardDrive;
int Cache;
string processor;
};
Declare an object called myLaptop of type Computer with the following initialization for
myLaptop
RAM = 8 GB
Speed = 2.4 GHz
hardDrive = 500 GB
Cache = 32 KB
Processor = I5 Intel
b) Write down the definition of a class called Fraction which has two private data members:
numerator and denominator both of type integer
The class also has public functions:
i) A constructor function that can be used to construct a fraction with users own chosen values of
numerator and denominator
ii) A void function PrintFraction that will display the fraction
iii) A value return function FracValue that will return the value of numerator divided by
denominator (which is a floating point number)

2. C). Define a struct FruitType to store the following data about a fruit: fruit name (string), color
(string), fat (int), sugar (int), and carbohydrate (int).
d). Given a class called Book which has four private members: title (string), author (string), price
(float or double) and noOfCopies (an integer).
Define a constructor function that will assign the values of title, author, price and noOfCopies
values from users chosen parameters, say title1, author1, price1, copies1
e) Declare an array of floating point number to store gpa of 10 students. Now write a loop to
input the values of this gpa from computers keyboard.