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C++ Primer
by
Stanley B.Lippman, Josee Lajoie, Barbara E.Moo
Edition:
5th Edition
ISBN13:
978-0-321-71411-4
ISBN10:
0 -321-71411-3
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Chapter: 7 /
Q: 11
Add constructors to your Sales_data class and write a program to use each of the constructors
Chapter: 7 /
Q: 12
Move the definition of the Sales_data constructor that takes an istream into the body of the Sales_data class
Chapter: 7 /
Q: 13
Rewrite the program from page 255 to use the istream constructor
Chapter: 7 /
Q: 14
Write a version of the default constructor that explicitly initializes the members to the values we have provided as in-class initializers
Chapter: 7 /
Q: 15
Add appropriate constructors to your Person class
Chapter: 7 /
Q: 16
What, if any, are the constraints on where and how often an access specifier may appear inside a class definition? What kinds of members should be defined after a public specifier
Chapter: 7 /
Q: 17
What, if any, are the differences between using class or struct
Chapter: 7 /
Q: 18
What is encapsulation? Why is it useful
Chapter: 7 /
Q: 19
Indicate which members of your Person class you would declare as public and which you would declare as private. Explain your choice
Chapter: 7 /
Q: 20
When are friends useful? Discuss the pros and cons of using friends
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