This repository contains the solution for an Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) assignment, which involved implementing two classes (Book and Library) in C++ and writing a driver program to test them.

Book Class The Book class represents a book with a title, ISBN, first author, and number of copies. The class has a parameterized constructor, getters and setters for all data members, and a method to update the number of copies. The Book class is used by the Library class to store information about the books in the library.

Library Class The Library class represents a library that contains several books. The class has a dynamic array of Book objects that represents all unique book titles in the library. The Library class has methods to add and remove books, resize the dynamic array, find books by title or ISBN, and get information about the library (e.g., current number of books, maximum number of books, capacity usage).

Driver Program The driver.cpp program tests the Book and Library classes by creating a dynamic array of Book objects, filling them with data from the user, creating a Library object, and adding the books to the library. The program also demonstrates the use of some of the methods of the Library class.

Files The repository contains the following files:

book.cpp: implementation of the Book class book.h: header file for the Book class library.cpp: implementation of the Library class library.h: header file for the Library class driver.cpp: driver program to test the classes Makefile: makefile to build the program Building and Running the Program To build the program, run the following command:

make

This will compile the driver.cpp, book.cpp, and library.cpp files and create an executable named driver.

To run the program, run the following command:

./driver

This will run the driver program and test the Book and Library classes.

Author The code in this repository was written by Ahmad Awwad, Ahmad Adawi, and Adnan Saeed.

Acknowledgments This assignment was given as part of Object Oriented Programming course/ Princess Sumaya University for Technology. Thanks to Anas Abu-Taleb for providing the assignment and specifications.