c primer plus 5th edition

Here are the notes I made after reading the 6th edition of C + + Primer Plus, as a memo to facilitate review later.Notes section Why is C + + const better than C # # #? First, it can explicitly specify a type and have type checking capabilities.Second, you can restrict a definition to a specific function or file by using a scope rule for C + +.Thi

An error occurred in the sample program of the Chinese Version C Primer Plus Fifth edition, primerplus The program with an error occurs on the ListItemCount () and Traverse () Functions on page 1 in Chapter 2. The original book contains list. c defined by all functions as follows: 1 # include However, the calling methods in film3.c are as follows: 1 Traverse

1.#include 2.#include 3.Golf.h#ifndef golf_h_#define golf_h_class golf{private:static const int LEN = 40;char Fullname[len];int Handicap; Public:golf (const char * name= "No name", int hc=0); void Setgolf (); void Handi (int hc); void Showgolf ();}; #endifGolf.cpp#include Main.cpp#include 4.Sales.h#ifndef sales_h_#define sales_h_namespace sales{class sales{private:static const int QUARTERS = 4;double sales[ Quarters];d ouble average;double max;double min;public:sales (const double AR [], int n);

font s) change size a) change alignmentb) Toggle Bold i) Toggle italic u) Toggle UnderlineQ) quitQbye!A program should use the operator and the appropriate mask to ensure that the font ID and font size information are converted to the specified range.#include 7. Write a program that is identical to the functionality described in Exercise 6. Use a unsigned long to save the font information, and use the bitwise operator instead of the bit member to manage the information.#include This article is

1.#include int main (int argc, char* argv[]){Char firstname[50] = {0};Char lastname[50] = {0};char grade;int age;Std::cout Std::cin.getline (FirstName, 49);Std::cout Std::cin.getline (LastName, 49);Std::cout Std::cin >> grade;Std::cout Std::cin >> age;Std::cout Std::cout Std::cout return 0;}C + + Primer plus Sixth Edition programming Exercise---Chapter 4th compos

of 3 years is:"return 0;}7#include structcar{Charmake[ +];intyear;};intMain () {using namespaceStdintNum Car * cars; cout "How many cars does you wish to catalog:"; CIN >> Num; Cars =NewCar[num]; for(inti =0; i "Car #"1":\ n"; cout "Please enter the Make:";//cin >> cars[i].make;Cin.getline (Cars[i].make, +); Cin.get (); cout "Please enter the year made:"; Cin >> Cars[i].year; } cout "Here is your collection:\ n"; for(inti =0; i " "Delete[] cars;return 0;}8#include #include i

operator, however, means that the original address (arr[2]) is de-referenced instead of the incremented new address, so the value of *pt++ is arr[2], or 25.4,However, the value of PT will be the address of arr[3] When the statement is executed.#include"stdafx.h"#includeintMain () {using namespacestd; Doublearr[5]={21.1,32.8,23.4,45.2,37.4}; Double*pt=arr; ++pt; intA; Doublex; coutEndl; coutEndl; coutEndl; coutEndl; X=*pt++; coutEndl; CIN>>A;}Note: The pointer increment and decrement follow the

of 3 years is:"return 0;}7#include structcar{Charmake[ +];intyear;};intMain () {using namespaceStdintNum Car * cars; cout "How many cars does you wish to catalog:"; CIN >> Num; Cars =NewCar[num]; for(inti =0; i "Car #"1":\ n"; cout "Please enter the Make:";//cin >> cars[i].make;Cin.getline (Cars[i].make, +); Cin.get (); cout "Please enter the year made:"; Cin >> Cars[i].year; } cout "Here is your collection:\ n"; for(inti =0; i " "Delete[] cars;return 0;}8#include #include i

calculates the tax. Use loops so that users can enter multiple times.#include The ABC Mail Order Grocery Artichoke is priced at $1.25/lb, the beet is priced at $0.65/lb, and the carrot is priced at $0.89/lb. Before adding shipping charges, they offer a 5% discount on orders of $100. Shipping and handling costs of $3.50 are charged for orders of 5 pounds or less, and orders over 5 lbs. and less than 20 lbs. for shipping and handling costs of 1o.oo USD: 20 pounds or more,

program to test the function.#include 5. Write a function. The visit function accepts the following parameters: the name of an int array, the size of an array, and a value that represents the number of picks. The function then randomly selects the specified number of elements from the array and prints them. Each element is selected at most once (draw or select a jury member). Also, if your implementation supports time () (described in the 12th chapter) or other similar functions, the output of

struct candybar { string brand; float weight; int Carlo; }; Int main () { candybar Snack[3] = {"Mocha Munch", 2.3,350},{" Mocha Middle ", 2.0,300},{" Mocha Little ", 3.2,600}}; for (int i=0;i cout return 0; } 7. Answer#include #include using namespace Std;struct PIZAINFO{String Coname;int diameter;float weight;};int main (){Pizainfo P1;cout cout Getline (Cin,p1.coname);cout cin>>p1.diameter;cout CIN >>p1.weight;cout}8. Answer#include #include using namespa

Novice C + + when you specify a struct member, you do not know when to use the. operator, and when to use the-I operator.Conclusion: If the structure identifier is a struct name, use the period operator, or if the identifier is a pointer to a struct, use the arrow operator.#include structinflatable{Charname[ -]; floatvolume; DoublePrice ;};intMain () {using namespacestd; intA; Only to keep the DOS interface inflatable*ps=Newinflatable; cout"Enter Name of inflatable item:"; Cin.Get(Ps->name, -

[enternum])) - { theSum + =Donation[enternum]; -enternum++; - } -Avrgvalue = sum/Enternum; + for(intI=0; i) - { + if(Donation[i] >avrgvalue) A { atcountlager++; - } - } - -std::cout"there has""larger than Everage."Std::endl; - in return 0; -}3.1#include 2#include string>3 4 voiduseage ()5 {6std::cout"Please enter one of the following choices:"Std::endl;7std::cout"c) carnivore\t""p) Pianist"Std::endl;8std::cout"t) tree\t\t""g) Game"Std::endl;9 }T

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):"; CIN >> Piz-diameter; cout "Enter The pizza ' s weight (in Kg):"; CIN >> Piz-weight; cout "Company:""Diameter:""CM""Weight:""Kg"return 0;}9#include #include structcandybar{std::string brand;floatWeightintCal;};intMain () {using namespaceStd CandyBar * Snack =Newcandybar[3]; snack[0] = {"Mocha Munch",2.3, -}; snack[1] = {"Wei Long",0.5,222}; snack[2] = {"Crisps",1.0, -}; cout "Brand:"0].brand "Weight:"0].weight "Calories:"0].cal "Brand:"1].brand "Weight:"1].weight "Calories:"1].cal

gasoline: "; int gas; cin >> gas; doubledouble" miles per gallon your car has gotten. \n"; return0;}7 #include int Main () {using namespace std; const double Miles_per_kilo{6.214e-1 }; const double Liters_per_gallon = 3.875 ; cout "Enter European style (liters per kilometers):" ; double EU; CIN >> EU; int temp = int ((1.0 /EU) * (Miles_per_kilo * Span class= "FL" >100.0 ) * Liters_per_gallon); cout l/100 km = " " mpg \n ;

1.#include const int conver_factor = 12;int main (int argc, char* argv[]){int height = 0;Std::cout Std::cin >> height;if (0 > height){Std::cout Std::cin >> height;}Std::cout return 0;}C + + Primer plus Sixth Edition programming exercise---3rd Chapter processing data (not to be continued)

: "; int gas; cin >> gas; doubledouble" miles per gallon your car has gotten. \n"; return0;}7 #include int Main () {using namespace std; const double Miles_per_kilo{6.214e-1 }; const double Liters_per_gallon = 3.875 ; cout "Enter European style (liters per kilometers):" ; double EU; CIN >> EU; int temp = int ((1.0 /EU) * (Miles_per_kilo * Span class= "FL" >100.0 ) * Liters_per_gallon); cout l/100 km = " " mpg \n ; return

):"; CIN >> Piz-diameter; cout "Enter The pizza ' s weight (in Kg):"; CIN >> Piz-weight; cout "Company:""Diameter:""CM""Weight:""Kg"return 0;}9#include #include structcandybar{std::string brand;floatWeightintCal;};intMain () {using namespaceStd CandyBar * Snack =Newcandybar[3]; snack[0] = {"Mocha Munch",2.3, -}; snack[1] = {"Wei Long",0.5,222}; snack[2] = {"Crisps",1.0, -}; cout "Brand:"0].brand "Weight:"0].weight "Calories:"0].cal "Brand:"1].brand "Weight:"1].weight "Calories:"1].cal

std; "Please enter a Celsius value: "; int celsius; cin >> celsius; " degrees Celsius is " " degrees Fahrenheit." return0;}double fahrenheit(double n){ return1.832.0;}6#include double astronomical(double);int main(){ usingnamespace std; "Enter the number of light years: "; double light; cin >> light; " light years = " " astronomical units." return0;}double astronomical(double n){ return63240 * n;}7 #include void F (int , int ); i