OOP Object of the Book copy string to other string in class

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Object

Create an object for the book which ask user to input about author,number of pages, quality of book,type of book,and Title of the book.

Source code:

#include <iostream>
#include <stdio.h>
using namespace std;
#include <string>
class book
{
private:
    char bookname[50],writer[50],topic[20],type[10],addchapter[250];
    int pageno,quality,chapters;
public:
    void setdata(char bbookname[50],char bwriter[50],char btopic[20],char btype[10],char baddchapter[250],
    int bpageno,int bquality,int bchapters)
    {
        strcpy (bookname,bbookname);
        strcpy (writer,bwriter);
        strcpy (topic,btopic);
        strcpy (type,btype);
        strcpy (addchapter,baddchapter);
   
    int pageno=bpageno,
        quality=bquality,
        chapters=bchapters;
    }

    void showdata()
    {
    cout<<"Book Name:"<<bookname<<endl;
    cout<<"Book writer:"<<writer<<endl;
    cout<<"Book topic"<<topic<<endl;
    cout<<"Book type"<<type<<endl;
    cout<<"Book addchapter"<<addchapter<<endl;
    }
};
void main()
{
   
    book bk[10];
    char bookname[50],writer[50],topic[20],type[10],addchapter[250];
    int pageno,quality,chapters;
    char press;
    int num=0,no;
do{
    cout<<"Enter Book Name: "<<endl;
    cin.getline(bookname,50);
    
    cout<<"Enter Book writer: "<<endl;
    cin>>writer[50];
    
    cout<<"Enter topic of Book: "<<endl;
    fflush(stdin);
    cin.getline(topic,20);
    
     cout<<"Enter type of Book: "<<endl;
     fflush(stdin);
     cin.getline(type,10);
   
    cout<<"Enter Add Chapter: "<<endl;
    fflush(stdin);
     cin.getline(addchapter,250);
   
    cout<<"Enter Page no:"<<endl;
    cin>>pageno;

    cout<<"Enter Quality of Book:"<<endl;
    cin>>quality;

    cout<<"Enter no of Chapter"<<endl;
    cin>>chapters;

    bk[num].setdata( bookname,writer,topic,type,addchapter,
                pageno,quality,chapters);
    cout<<"Press y to continue"<<endl;
    num++;
    }
    while(press=='y');
    cout<<"View Book number"<<endl;
    cin>>no;
   
    bk[no].showdata();
}

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