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int i=0; A1: cout << “I is “ << i << endl; i = i + 1; if ( i <= 10) goto A1; cout << “the loop is completed\n”; It is poorly written using goto statements; your job is to convert it into a. while-loop, b. do-while loop, c. … 
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I have a templated class set up like so: [code=CPP] template<typename T> class treeNode { public: bool operator==(const treeNode<T>&) const; bool operator>(const treeNode<T>&) const; void print(); T field; int key; }; [/code] Using the > operator as an example of my problem, I have it overloaded like this: [code=CPP] template<typename …
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