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Cannot get PAIR::big to just display greater number
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Hi,
Appreciate any help. My code compiles... builds.... executes just fine. Only problem I'm having is... I cant figure out how to get PAIR::big() to simply print out the larger #. When I execute... it displays... the Larger # like I want... but then for some reason it displays the smaller number next to it. I want to get rid of the smaller #.
Any suggestions?
Thanks Mike
Appreciate any help. My code compiles... builds.... executes just fine. Only problem I'm having is... I cant figure out how to get PAIR::big() to simply print out the larger #. When I execute... it displays... the Larger # like I want... but then for some reason it displays the smaller number next to it. I want to get rid of the smaller #.
Any suggestions?
Thanks Mike
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#include <iostream> using namespace std; class PAIR { private: int a; int b; public: void print(); PAIR(); PAIR(int); PAIR(int,int); ~PAIR(); void swap(); int diff(); int big(); int area(); }; int main() { PAIR c, d(2), e(12,13); int ans; c.print(); d.print(); e.print(); e.swap(); e.print(); ans = c.diff(); cout << ans << endl; e.big(); e.print(); return 0; } PAIR::PAIR() { a = 2; b= 3; } void PAIR::print() { cout << a << " " << b << endl; } PAIR:: ~PAIR() { cout << "Display Destructor Message" << endl; } PAIR::PAIR(int p1) { a=p1; b=p1; } PAIR::PAIR(int p1,int p2) { a=p1; b=p2; } void PAIR::swap() { int c; c=a; a=b; b=c; } int PAIR::diff() { return b - a; } int PAIR::big() { if (a > b) { return a; } else { return b; } }
Last edited by ToySoldier; Sep 26th, 2006 at 6:00 pm.
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Hi,
#include <iostream> using namespace std; class PAIR { private: int a; int b; public: void print(); PAIR(); PAIR(int); PAIR(int,int); ~PAIR(); void swap(); int diff(); int big(); int area(); }; int main() { PAIR c, d(2), e(12,13); int ans; c.print(); d.print(); e.print(); e.swap(); e.print(); ans = c.diff(); cout << ans << endl; e.big(); e.print(); return 0; } PAIR::PAIR() { a = 2; b= 3; } void PAIR::print() { cout << a << " " << b << endl; } PAIR:: ~PAIR() { cout << "Display Destructor Message" << endl; } PAIR::PAIR(int p1) { a=p1; b=p1; } PAIR::PAIR(int p1,int p2) { a=p1; b=p2; } void PAIR::swap() { int c; c=a; a=b; b=c; } int PAIR::diff() { return b - a; } int PAIR::big() { if (a > b) { return a; } else { return b; } }
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int big = e.big () ; cout << "\nThe bigger number is " << big ;
Hope it helped, bye.
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