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Hi, I have made a class and have an overloaded ostream operator method in it... However it tells me: "overloaded 'operator<<' must be a binary operator (has 3 parameters)." Can someone tell me how to fix this? Thank you! I have included some of my code: class Element { private: … |
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Greetings, I'm working on a class project for fractions and I'm stuck and cannot figure out where to go from here. We have a mandatory driver file we aren't supposed to change. See below for example output and the output I am actually getting. **Sample Output** Enter numerator; then denominator. … |
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I'm writing a program that works with two sets of numbers put into arrays. The program uses overloaded + and - operators. Array one = 2 7 4 2 9 7 Array two = 2 9 8 9 1 10 12 The output should be: For +, New Array = … |
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I'm currently making a DLL with a collection of code snippets that I find myself commonly using. I have made a search functin that checks if one string is inside of another string. I have also added a vector choice in the case that I want to search many strings. … |
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Problem: The statement ++Chequebook1; should increment the member variable Balance of Chequebook1 by R100. Give three different implementations for the overloaded operator ++ to accomplish this: • using the member function Adjust() • implementing the overloaded operator ++ as a friend function • implementing the overloaded operator ++ as a … |
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Hi all, I have implemented overloaded function for operator new. In this function I have not allocated any memory still while exiting from program it is getting crashed. Code is as below: class A { public: int a; int b; A() { cout<<"Inside A::A()"<<endl; } void* operator new(size_t s) { … |
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