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Now make a program so that it stores the values in increasing order, i.e., each time a value is added it is placed into its proper position in the list. Here is my code, I cant get it to put them in increasing order. [CODE] #include <iostream> using namespace std; …

I truly don't understand what this assignment is asking, and this is it design a simple linked list class with only two member functions and a default constructor: void add(double x); boolean isMember(double x); LinkedList( ); The add function adds a new node containing x to the front (head) of …

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i put the numbers into my calculator and i receive a number that is about $1 greater than the actual value. why? [CODE] #include<iostream> #ifndef Tips_H #define Tips_H using namespace std; class Tips { private: long double taxRate, bill, gratuity; public: Tips() { taxRate = 0; bill = 0; gratuity …

The Assignment is: Write a class named Car that has the following member variables: yearModel, make, speed. In addition the class should have the following constructor and the other member functions constructor-accept the cars year model make as arguments. an assign to the objects year, make also assign speed 0 …

[CODE]#include <iostream> #include <cstring> #include <cctype> using namespace std; class Car { private: int YearModel; int Speed; string Make; public: Car(int, string, int); string getMake(); int getModel(); int getSpeed(); void Accelerate(); void Brake(); void displayMenu(); }; Car::Car(int YearofModel, string Makeby, int Spd) { YearModel = YearofModel; Make = Makeby; Speed …

Your task is to write a main program which asks the user for an error value and then calls a function CalculatePi (error) which returns an approximate value of π. The function CalculatePi should use a loop to calculate the above series (*). It should keep two values, currentApproximation and …

Im new to c++ and this is our first assignment. I dont even know where to start. Help! Your task is to write a main program which asks the user for an error value and then calls a function CalculatePi (error) which returns an approximate value of π. The function …