Assignment Description: We will implement a struct int Container similar to C++’s standard template library std::vector but without using Object-Oriented Programming. The Container struct will only have member variables and user-defined helper functions that will assist with constructing and destructing instances of the Container type, and to add items to the Container, check the length of the Container, etc. See below for function prototypes and descriptions.
User-Defined Helper-Functions and Container Member Variables The helper-functions that operate on the Container data type will be written as user-defined functions similar to Assignment 3. The member variables and helper functions are listed below and have similar functionality to those in the C++ standard std::vector class. Only a subset of functionality, similar to std::vector’s member functions, will be implemented for Assignment 4. The exception handling is optional.
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C++ programming implement a struct int Container similar to C++’s standard template library std::vector but without using Object Oriented Programming.
dont use a struct use the std::stack library In this assignment, you will finish the implementation of an iterative solution to the Towers of Hanoi puzzle. Specifically, you will implement the puzzle initialization and the move operation utilizing the stacks provided. Do not rename existing functions, nor add any additional functions nor member variables! REQUIREMENTS The program will read in a text file with containing a single integer: the number of disks for the puzzle. The program will output the...
C++ Object-Oriented Programming - Program using structs,
functions, and a little of overloaded functions. The finished
program should look exactly like the part at the bottom in gray
text.
Create two structures and name the types Account and Money. The Money struct has two variables One represents how many dollars you have The other represents h ow many cents you have .The Account struct has three variables - A Money struct that will represent how much money is in the...
This is a standard C++ programming assignment using a command line g++ compiler or the embedded one in zyBooks. No GUI forms and no Visual Studio. No external files and no databases are used. There is only one object-oriented program to complete in this assignment. All code should be saved in a file named ExamScoresUpdate.cpp, which is the only file to submit for grading. No .h files used. The .cpp file contains main() and two classes, ExamScores and DataCollector. There...
Objectives You will implement and test a class called MyString. Each MyString object keeps track of a sequence of characters, similar to the standard C++ string class but with fewer operations. The objectives of this programming assignment are as follows. Ensure that you can write a class that uses dynamic memory to store a sequence whose length is unspecified. (Keep in mind that if you were actually writing a program that needs a string, you would use the C++ standard...
Need help doing program In bold is problem E2 #include<iostream> #include<string> #include<vector> using namespace std; //Car class //Defined enum here enum Kind{business,maintenance,other,box,tank,flat,otherFreight,chair,seater,otherPassenger}; //Defined array of strings string KIND_ARRAY[]={"business","maintenance","other,box","tank,flat","otherFreight","chair","seater","otherPassenger"}; class Car { private: string reportingMark; int carNumber; Kind kind; //changed to Kind bool loaded; string destination; public: //Defined setKind function Kind setKind(string knd) { for(int i=0;i<8;i++) //repeat upto 8 kinds { if(knd.compare(KIND_ARRAY[i])==0) //if matched in Array kind=(Kind)i; //setup that kind } return kind; } //Default constructor Car() { } //Parameterized constructor...
C++ Linked List Implementation Motivation As we discussed in class, the data structures that you use to implement your program can have a profound impact on it's overall performance. A poorly written program will often need much more RAM and CPU time then a well-written implementation. One of the most basic data structure questions revolves around the difference between an array and a linked list. After you finish this assignment you should have a firm understanding of their operation. Problem...
Overview: You will be writing classes that implement a playlist simulation for a music streaming app.The Playlist class will contain a dynamic array of Song objects, and the Song class contains several pieces of information about a song. You will need to: 1) Finish the writing of two classes: Song and Playlist. The full header file for the Song class has been provided in a file called Song.h. 2) Write a main program (filename menu.cpp) that creates a single Playlist...
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <vector>
using namespace std;
Part 1. [30 points] In this part, your program
loads a vending machine serving cold drinks. You start with many
foods, some are drinks. Your code loads a vending machine from
foods, or, it uses water as a default drink. Create class Drink,
make an array of drinks, load it and display it.
Part 1 steps:
[5 points] Create a class called
Drink that contains information about a single
drink. Provide...
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION Implement a hash table class. Your hash table should resolve collisions by chaining and use the multiplication method to generate hash keys. You may use your own linked list code from a previous assignment or you can use a standard sequence container. Partial definitions for the hash table class and a generic data class are provided (C++ and Java versions). You may use them as a starting point if you wish. If you choose to design your own...
In C++ Please!!!!!
Example main:
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <istream>
#include <cstring>
using namespace std;
const int MAXRESULTS = 20; // Max matches that can be found
const int MAXDICTWORDS = 30000; // Max words that can be read in
int main()
{
string results[MAXRESULTS];
string dict[MAXDICTWORDS];
ifstream dictfile; // file containing the list of words
int nwords; // number of words read from dictionary
string word;
dictfile.open("words.txt");
if (!dictfile) {
cout << "File not found!" << endl;
return...