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Can someone please conver the following code into a sequence diagram for me? the 4 instances and classes with the life lines are: `theUI:UserInterface`, `theCashPoint:CashPoint`, `theActiveAccount:BankAccount` and `transactions:TransactionList` void CashPoint::m4_produceStatementForBankAccount() const { string statement( p_theActiveAccount_->prepareFormattedStatement()); theUI_.showStatementOnScreen( statement); } string BankAccount::prepareFormattedStatement() const { ostringstream os; //account details os << prepareFormattedAccountDetails(); //list … |
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Please can you help me with the following question? An iterative version of the C++ function TransactionList::getTransactionsForDate is given below. It can be applied to any list of transactions and returns the list of all the transactions for the given date. It only works when the date given is valid. … |
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I need to implement an online auction as a client-server application (not Web based) Th auction should involve just two items for which people may bid. At the start of the application, the server will expect to be told the final bidding time for each of the two items, using … |
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what code can i use so that if the coodinates of a mouse represented by symbol @ goes over coodinates of apples representedby symbols & and makes the & disappear on the grid? im thinking which would be more effiecient, the if or switch statement |
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A programmer has been asked to implement a simple game that requires the use of a board to position and manipulate some objects represented by symbols. The programmer has implemented the board as a two-dimensional array of characters. The following constants have been declared as global to the whole program: … |
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1) The following C++ program reads in a number, checks that it is a three-digit integer and, if it is, echoes it on the screen in the reverse order. It uses a C++ function, called isolateDigits, which takes in a 3-digit integer number and returns the three digits that make … |