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Encapsulation hi, Through getter setter methods we can indirectly access private data members of the class as shown in the below code. Then what is the significance of encapsulation in OOPS concept. I am not getting the appropiate answer for that. Can anyone help me? Thanks in advance [CODE] #include<iostream> using …  |
| | Ok so this is my code below in my member function definition .cpp file. The problem is when I execute the program it will not let me fill the answer for the first question so for example the output is: Please enter the name of the receiver: Please enter the … |
| | Hey, i was reading up on find function and i came across this line. size_t find ( const char* s, size_t pos, size_t n ) const; Correct me if im wrong, but it basically allows us to search a string based on the information inside an array right? After searching … |
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c++ segfaults I am kind of new to c++, i usually code in java and php. This is a program that is supposed to read in an input file with very strict syntax that will either create a new stack/queue (implemented subclasses of simpleList), or push a value onto one of those … |
| | Define a base class person that will contain universal information, including name, address, birth date, gender and identification (student, worker etc). Derive from this class the following classes: Student Worker Student_worker Write a program that asks user to input information (student, worker etc) and creates a list of persons. Give … |
 | I have been trying to figure out for the life of me what I am doing wrong here, and I am coming up blank. My operator is returning the correct value in temp - as you can see highlighted in red, however, when I use the operator in main - … |
| | Can someone help me with the code to display the second largest value in a set of numbers using '[B][U]while loop[/U][/B]'??? I have done programs using [B][U]while loop[/U][/B] to display the largest value, as well as the largest and smallest value.But this seems a bit tough for me. |
| | e.g. [CODE] class B { public: virtual ~B() {printf("Base class Destructor");} }; class D { public: ~D() {printf("Derived class Destructor");} }; [/CODE] Is it somehow possible to altogether avoid printing 'Base class Destructor' when an object of class D is destructed (of course without causing a memory leak).. If you … |
| | Can someone help me with this problem... A is an m*n matrix B is an n*p matrix product AB is an m*p then I have to write a function void matrix product that takes two matrices of integers as two separate arguments and then calculates the product of those matrices … |
| | class A { A& a; public: A(): a(* new A()) {} }; There is a huge flaw here and before I compiled this code I was hoping that it will fail to compile, But it didn't. At first I felt like I had a big flaw in C++ as it …  |
| | Anyone who can help me please do I am totaly lost. this is the homework: You will implement a set of functions that will analyze and/or manipulate character data. You are provided with a header file called charRoutines.h that contains the declaratins (prototypes) for the functions that you are to … |
 | Insertion sort, Selection sort, Bubble sort, Shell sort, Quicksort, and Heapsot. All optimized and ready to be experimented with. This is the framework for a Java application that speed tests various sorting algorithms (because there's usually little need to write one's own in production programs). Several popular algorithms were left …  |