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C++ Program to implement Operator Overloading with binary arithmetic op (*,+,-) – Q17

January 17, 2010 Leave a comment

Q17. Program to implement Operator Overloading -with binary arithmetic op (*,+,-):

Define a class complex with two data members real & imag.
Perform the following operations:
– Find the sum of two complex numbers
– Find the difference of two complex numbers
– Find the Product of two complex numbers
– Find the Product of a complex number with a constant

… from College notes (BCA/MCA assignments):

#include <iostream.h>
#include <conio.h>

class Ccomplex{
	private:
		double real, img;
	public:
		Ccomplex(){}
		Ccomplex(double r, double i){
			real = r;
			img = i;
			}
		friend Ccomplex operator+(Ccomplex &, Ccomplex &);
		friend Ccomplex operator-(Ccomplex &, Ccomplex &);
		friend Ccomplex operator*(Ccomplex &, Ccomplex &);
		friend Ccomplex operator*(Ccomplex &, double);
		friend ostream& operator<<(ostream &, Ccomplex &);
		friend istream& operator>>(istream &, Ccomplex &);
	};

Ccomplex operator+(Ccomplex &c1, Ccomplex &c2){
	return Ccomplex(c1.real + c2.real, c1.img + c2.img);
	}

Ccomplex operator-(Ccomplex &c1, Ccomplex &c2){
	return Ccomplex(c1.real - c2.real, c1.img - c2.img);
	}

Ccomplex operator*(Ccomplex &c1, Ccomplex &c2){
	return Ccomplex(c1.real * c2.real, c1.img * c2.img);
	}

Ccomplex operator*(Ccomplex &c1, double num){
	return Ccomplex(c1.real * num, c1.img * num);
	}

ostream& operator<<(ostream &Mout, Ccomplex &Oc){
	return Mout<<"\n Real: "<<Oc.real<<"\n Img: "<<Oc.img;
	}
 
void main(){

	Ccomplex Oc;
	Ccomplex Oc1(3.1, 4.1);
	Ccomplex Oc2(4.2, 5.7);

	double num= 10;

	clrscr();

	cout<<"\n Sum of two Complex No's:- ";
	Oc = Oc1 + Oc2;
	cout<<Oc;

	cout<<"\n\n Difference of two Complex No's:- ";
	Oc = Oc1 - Oc2;
	cout<<Oc;

	cout<<"\n\n Product of two Complex No's:- ";
	Oc = Oc1 * Oc2;
	cout<<Oc;

	cout<<"\n\n Product of Complex No with Constant:-";
	Oc = Oc1 * num;
	cout<<Oc;

	getch();
	}

Output:

Sum of two Complex No’s:-
Real: 7.3
Img: 9.8

Difference of two Complex No’s:-
Real: -1.1
Img: -1.6

Product of two Complex No’s:-
Real: 13.02
Img: 23.37

Product of Complex No with Constant:-
Real: 31
Img: 41

C++ Program to implement Operator Overloading with Unary Operators (++, –) – Q16

January 16, 2010 Leave a comment

Q16. Program to implement Operator Overloading with Unary Operators (++, –):

Define a DATE class with month, day & year as the private data member.
Implement Operator Overloading for finding the next day of given date.

… from College notes (BCA/MCA assignments):

#include <iostream.h>
#include <conio.h>

class CDATE{
	private:
		int dd, mm, yy;
		int _days;
		static int months[12];
	public:
		void Init(){
			cout<<"\n Enter a Date (dd mm yyyy): ";
			cin>>dd>>mm>>yy;
			}
		void operator++(){
			_days = DaysThisMonth(mm, yy);
			if(dd >=_days){
				if(mm >= 12){
					yy += 1;
					mm = 1;
					}
				else
					mm += 1;
				dd = 1;
				}
			else
				dd += 1;
			cout<<"\n Next Date: "<<dd<<":"<<mm<<":"<<yy;
			}
		int DaysThisMonth(int, int);
	};

int CDATE :: months[12] = { 31, 29, 31, 30, 31, 30,
					 31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31 };

int CDATE :: DaysThisMonth(int mm, int yy){
	if (mm != 2)
		return months[mm-1];

	if (yy % 4)       // Not leap year
		return 28;
	if (yy % 100)     // It is leap year
		return 29;
	if (yy % 400)     // Not leap year
		return 28;
	return 29;          // It is leap year
	}
void main(){
	CDATE dt;
	clrscr();
	dt.Init();
	char ch;
	while(ch != 'y'){
		++dt;
		cout<<"\t\t\t Quit (y/n) ?: ";
		cin>>ch;
		}
	cout<<"\n\n Press Any Key to Exit ...";
	getch();
	}

Output:

Enter a Date (dd mm yyyy): 26 12 2003

Next Date: 27:12:2003 Quit (y/n) ?: n

Next Date: 28:12:2003 Quit (y/n) ?: n

Next Date: 29:12:2003 Quit (y/n) ?: n

Next Date: 30:12:2003 Quit (y/n) ?: n

Next Date: 31:12:2003 Quit (y/n) ?: n

Next Date: 1:1:2004 Quit (y/n) ?: n

Next Date: 2:1:2004 Quit (y/n) ?: n

Next Date: 3:1:2004 Quit (y/n) ?: n

Next Date: 4:1:2004 Quit (y/n) ?: n

Next Date: 5:1:2004 Quit (y/n) ?: y

Press Any Key to Exit …

Categories: Cpp Tags: Cpp, Operator Overloading, Unary Operators

C++ Program to implement Dynamic Class with Constructor & Destructor – Q15

January 15, 2010 Leave a comment

Q15. Program to implement Dynamic Class with Constructor & Destructor:

Get the sum of elements of an array with user defined size, used dynamically within class using new & delete inside class constructor & destructor respectively.

… from College notes (BCA/MCA assignments):

#include <iostream.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <string.h>

class CArray{
	private:
		int *arr;
		int len, sum;
	public:
		CArray(){
			sum = 0;
			}
		CArray(int s){
			len = s;
			arr = new(int[len]);
			}
		~CArray(){
			delete(arr);
			}
		void getArray();
		void Sum();
		void Display();
	};

void CArray :: getArray(){
	cout<<"\n Enter "<<len<<" elements in an Array: ";
	for(int i=0;i <len; i++)
		cin>>arr[i];
	}

void CArray :: Sum(){
	for(int i=0; i<len; i++)
		sum += arr[i];
	}

void CArray :: Display(){
	cout<<"\n Total Sum: "<<sum;
	}

void main(){
	int sz;
	clrscr();

	cout<<"\n Enter the Size of Array: ";
	cin>>sz;
	CArray Oarr(sz);

	Oarr.getArray();
	Oarr.Sum();
	Oarr.Display();

	getch();
	}

Output:

Enter the Size of Array: 5

Enter 5 elements in an Array: 33 21 45 76 39

Total Sum: 214

Categories: Cpp Tags: Cpp, Cpp Constructors, Cpp Destructors, Dynamic Class

C++ Program to implement Pointer to function – Q14

January 14, 2010 Leave a comment

Q14. Program to implement Pointer to function:

Get the sum of two numbers using the concept of pointer to function.

… from College notes (BCA/MCA assignments):

#include <iostream.h>
#include <conio.h>

int sumNum(int a, int b){
	return (a+b);
	}

int (*ptr_f)(int, int);	// pointer to function.

void main(){
	int num1, num2;
	clrscr();

	cout<<"\n Enter 1st Number: ";
	cin>>num1;
	cout<<"\n Enter 2nd Number: ";
	cin>>num2;

	ptr_f = &sumNum;	// ptr_f points to display.

	cout<<"\n Sum of two Numbers: "<<ptr_f(num1, num2);

	getch();
}

Output:

Enter 1st Number: 34

Enter 2nd Number: 45

Sum of two Numbers: 79

Categories: Cpp Tags: Cpp, Pointer to function

C++ Program to implement Constructor Overloading – Q13

January 13, 2010 Leave a comment

Q13. Program to implement Constructor Overloading:

Implement the concept of Constructor Overloading with the help of not less than three different constructors within any class of your choice.

… from College notes (BCA/MCA assignments):

#include <iostream.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <string.h>

class Cperson{
	private:
		char name[20];
	public:
		Cperson(){
			cout<<"\n Constructor Called."<<endl;
			strcpy(name, "Manoj");
			}
		Cperson(char *str){
			strcpy(name, str);
			}
		Cperson(Cperson &per){
			strcpy(name, per.name);
			}
		void Show_Name(){
			cout<<name;
			}
	};

void main(){
	clrscr();

	Cperson Op1;
	Cperson Op2("Pandey");
	Cperson Op3(Op2);

	cout<<"\n Op1: ";
	Op1.Show_Name();

	cout<<"\n Op2: ";
	Op2.Show_Name();

	cout<<"\n Op3: ";
	Op3.Show_Name();

	getch();
	}

Output:

Constructor Called.

Op1: Manoj
Op2: Pandey
Op3: Pandey

Categories: Cpp Tags: Constructor Overloading, Cpp, Cpp Constructors

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