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My professor asks me to program the Game Of Life with some required and I find unnecessary classes. But anyhow as I am coding and running the program midway I run into this problem void Life::setup_grid() { cout << "Size of Grid: " << grid.size() << endl; cout << "rows: …

---------------------------------------------TSet.h------------------------------------------------------ #include <iostream> using namespace std; template <class V> class TSet { public: TSet(); TSet(int size); ~TSet(); void add(V new_item); void remove(V item_to_remove); int num_of_items(); bool isFull(); bool is_item_in_set(V item); friend bool operator==(const TSet<V>& left, const TSet<V>& right); friend bool operator!=(const TSet<V>& left, const TSet<V>& right); friend ostream& operator<<(ostream& outs,const …

I'm doing a part C, part Assembly code but I'm getting a segmentation fault. And I haven't figured out why? Can anyone help? [CODE] #include <stdio.h> #define SZ 7 int* a[SZ]; int x, y, z; void populate() { x = 1; y = 2; z = 3; a[0] = &x; …

Okay so I'm having a problem with this. My homework is to take this array of numbers and increment each one by one. Sounded simple at first and then I realized that in the array the address of variables were assigned to an element in the array. My question is..how …