Hi Duoas and Lerner,

Just a quick post to thank you for your help. I received my mark yesterday; 27/30!

Many thanks,

Zeke

Hi Duoas,

Thanks for your reply!

1. I think I can see your reasoning; if I make ApplyFilter() a method of the TheFilter class then it need only accept data of class, TheData (i.e. int...

Hi Duoas and Lerner,

The program is almost complete and I’m very happy with it! Just the following issues remain:

1. The member function, ApplyFilter() currently reads:

int...

Thank you both for your help and advice. I now have the program working correctly although it still needs a great deal of refinement.

I favour Lerner's approach of a third class for the filtered...

My progress so far. The two areas that I'm having difficulty with are those that Lerner and Duoas have been (heatedly!) discussing; namely, outsourcing the code in main() and implementing the...

Hi Duoas,



My apologies for not being more forthcoming with the stipulations of the task. From my understanding, main() can only instantiate one object; this object can then go on to...

Thank you both for your help. To clear things up, I've attached the stipulations of the task below:

Hi Lerner,

Thanks so much for your post!

The task stipulates explicitly that we have to use classes and that all data members must be private. I appreciate that this complicates the program...

Duoas,

Thank you for your helpful reply!

It's such a relief that you've advised me to change the TheData and TheFilter structs to classes, as I had done this already - although I had no...

Hi all,

I’ve been given told to convert a standard C++ program into an object-oriented one, using the principals of polymorphism, encapsulation and inheritance. Our lecturer covered all three...