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I have a Matrix class and I am trying to overload the multiplication sign. It compiles without error and runs, however it does not display the matrix like it should. So I want to make sure the error is not in my overload operation. [CODE] public static Matrix operator *(Matrix …

I have the following program : [CODE] #include<iostream> #include<string> #include<conio.h> using namespace std; template <class T> class matrice { T **a; int m,n; public: matrice(); matrice(int,int,int); matrice(char *); matrice(int,int,T **); matrice(matrice &x); ~matrice(){}; template <class U> friend ostream &operator <<(ostream &,matrice<U> &); int getNrLinii(){ return m; } int getNrColoane(){ return …

I am creating a template class for working with matrices and get an error when I try to use the overloaded << operator. This is the code: [CODE]#include<iostream> #include<string> #include<conio.h> using namespace std; template <class T> class matrice { T **a; int m,n; public: matrice(); matrice(int,int); matrice(FILE *); matrice(int,int,T **); …

If the main() takes 3 arguments i.e. int argc,char * argv[],char *env[] and SINCE C DOES NOT SUPPORT FUNCTION OVERLOADING ,y does the c compiler does not give error for simply void main() //that is no arguments at all OR void main(int argc,char *argv[]) //2 arguments

Hey guys, I written a base class (AudioTrackElement), and derived a class from there (Looper) and another (VolumePan). The looper class implements functionality, while the AudioTrackElement is there just so I can hold many Loopers and VolumePan objects in the same vector. The problem: I can create a [icode]std::vector<AudioTrackElement>[/icode] no …

I've got this header and cpp.And I would like to insert this operator overloading to this .h and .cpp file. but I always got errors. Operator OVERLOADING : [CODE]istream& operator>>(istream& in, Focista& jatekos) { cout << "Add meg a focista tulajdonsagait. " << endl; cout << "Nev: " << endl; …

Hello, I have a problem which goes like this. I need to be able to design a simple class, which i have done, and it must represent any numeric value, which includes a decimal and negative value. So i need to overload the operators, because the '%' will make an …

Hey all, I'm doing a project to create an address book which uses a binary search tree (AVL node) structure to store, search and sort the data. There are 14 main fields for each address contact. All fields can be represented as strings. The 14th field can have unlimited entries. …

I have a class "Homework" that has a private attribute "int time" and I have set up a + operator to add the times of two Object instances. I have also created a Template "sum(T a, T b)" that takes two arguments and adds them together. I'm having difficulty using …

myint.h [CODE]#include <iostream> // so that we can overload << and >> using namespace std; class MyInt { // these overload starters are declared as friend functions friend MyInt operator+(const MyInt& f1, const MyInt& f2); //friend MyInt operator*(const MyInt& f1, const MyInt& f2); /*friend MyInt operator++(MyInt& f1, int); // postfix …

This is a friend operator overload function that used addition. It adds two mix fraction by reducing them to simplest form the adding and converting them back to a mixed number [CODE]Mixed operator+(const Mixed& f1, const Mixed& f2) { int newnum, newnum2, gcd, tmpNumerator2, tmpNumerator, tmpInteger, tmpInteger2; Mixed r; tmpNumerator …

So I've been working on this program for a while, I'm finally finish but I have two error that I can not understand why. My first error is when I am declaring the header f [CODE] //------------------- Mixed.cpp -------------- #include <iostream> #include "mixed.h" using namespace std;[/CODE]ile> it keep sending me …

I have two classes and one of them is inherited from the other class. Class Person - used to store first name and last name of a person. The data members are protected. Class Candidate - used to store votes of an election, and this is inherited from Person class …

#include<iostream> using namespace std; class alpha{ private: int data; public: alpha(){} alpha(int a){data=a;} void display(){ cout<<data; } alpha operator =(alpha& a){ cout<<data; data=a.data; cout<<"\n assignement operator invoked"; return alpha(data); // is temporary object created is returned to a2 object ?//why it can't be returned by reference?what is the difference b/w …

can i declare operator overloading function as a friend function? i did it and i get errors #include <iostream.h> class time { int h; int m; friend time operator +(time); public: void input(); time(); time(int,int); void display(); }; time::time() { h=0; m=0; } time::time(int a,int b) { h=a; m=b; } …