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In this exercise you will modify the `main` function and some of the pre-defined functions so that they display only certain movies from the database, display only part of the information, or display the information in a specific format.
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In this exercise you will modify the `main` function and some of the pre-defined functions so that they display only certain movies from the database, display only part of the information, or display the information in a specific format.
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6. For the movie in part 3, add the necessary code to the `main` function so that, using `getMovieInfo`, it displays the name, rating, year and the genre of the movie in one line. Hint: note that the function `getMovieInfo` has parameters that are passed by reference.
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6. For the movie in part 3, add the necessary code to the `main` function so that, using `getMovieInfo`, it displays the name, rating, year and the genre of the movie in one line. Hint: note that the function `getMovieInfo` has parameters that are passed by reference.
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The functions whose prototypes are in `movie.h` are implemented in the file `movie.cpp`. In this exercise you will use the files `movie.h`, `movie.cpp`, and `main.cpp` to define and implement additional functions. As you implement these functions, remember to use good programming techniques and document your program.
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The functions whose prototypes are in `movie.h` are implemented in the file `movie.cpp`. In this exercise you will use the files `movie.h`, `movie.cpp`, and `main.cpp` to define and implement additional functions. As you implement these functions, remember to use good programming techniques and document your program.
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