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1. Write the definitions of the following methods for the class doublyLinkedList a. copyList b. copy constructor c. function to overload the assignment operator d. destructor Also, write a program to test the copy constructor and the assignment operator methods of the class doublyLinkedList. #ifndef H_doublyLinkedList #define H_doublyLinkedList #include <iostream> …
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Design a CPU Timer class (you may name it CPUTimer). This class should allow the user to start timer, stop timer, compute delta time and print the lapsed CPU time of any block of code in a program. #pragma once #include <iostream> #include <cmath> #include <ctime> #ifndef CPUTimer_h #define CPUTimer_h …
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Design a CPU Timer class (you may name it CPUTimer). This class should allow the user to start timer, stop timer, compute delta time and print the lapsed CPU time of any block of code in a program. #pragma once #include <iostream> #include <cmath> #include <ctime> #ifndef CPUTimer_h #define CPUTimer_h … 
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I am trying to load the numbers to a text file based on user option when he or she types in number through my program. I'm just not sure how to go about it I have not yet learned this. I know I need to use #include <fstream> 
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Write a program to accomplish the following tasks: 1. Generate arbitrary number of random integer numbers between [0-100] 2. Save or load the numbers from/to a text file based on user option 3. Search the generated list for an arbitrary number entered by a user 4. Use Linear and Binary … 
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Declare a structure that contains: student Id, first name, last name, and five test scores. Also declare an array of 10 student structures. Prompt the user and read the student data from the keyboard and store the information in the array. After each student ask the user if there is …
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Write a program to accomplish the following tasks: 1. Generate arbitrary number of random integer numbers between [0-100] 2. Save or load the numbers from/to a text file based on user option 3. Search the generated list for an arbitrary number entered by a user 4. Use Linear and Binary …
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