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Types of user:
1.Faculty /Admin
  a. UID
  b.password
2.Student
  a.UID-regestration number
  b.password
Functionalities for Admin:
  1.Create a task
  2.Assigned a task with date
    a.To individual
    b.To all
  3.Update the task
    a.To individual
    b.To all
  4.Delete the task
    a.To individual
    b.To all
  5.Display the submission details
    a.First five students
    b.Last five students
  6.Declare or announced the topper
  
Functionalities for student
  1.He/She can view his/her task
	2.He/She can submit an assigned task
	3.Submission date checking
	  -if date is over submission is not allowed
	4.Student can view his/her task with date
	5.He/She can also view the final result 


What I have tried:

Actually i am new to cpp so i am still trying it.Can any one help me
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Updated 9-Mar-19 7:43am

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Actually i am new to cpp so i am still trying it.

Either you are absolute beginner, and learning with personal projects is the wrong way to learn. Advice: find some tutorial and do every exercises.
Either you are not so beginner, and you should be able to do this homework by checking your course.
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Can any one help me

Here, we will help you to fix your code, but you need to show your code and express the problem.
We don't do your homework. Because it will not help you to learn.
 
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You need to learn C++ when you need do to that work. It isnt a primer project and so YOU should have some teaching in that area.

Search for some tutorial in the internet like on youtube, or dig into this C++ tutorial. C++ needs a lot of learning at start but than its becomes easier.

Watch out: every point of the assigment needs to be implemented. Example
C++
class Student
{
  std::string uid;//registration number (2.a)
  std::string password;//(2.b)
  Task task;//you need to implement this Task class too !!!

  void viewTask();// (F1.4)
}
 
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