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Chapter: 11 / Q: 5.11
Add ordinary methods to circleClass to calculate the area and circumference of the circle
Chapter: 11 / Q: 6.11
Create a class that will store the price of an item in a store, as well as the sales tax rate. Write an ordinary method to calculate the total price of the item, including the tax
Chapter: 11 / Q: 7.11
Create a class designed to store and view information on software packages for a particular software superstore. For every software package, the information needed includes the item number
Chapter: 11 / Q: 8.11
Create the Rectangle class from this chapter. Add a function to overload the gt (greater than) operator. Instantiate at least two objects and make sure that your function works
Chapter: 11 / Q: 9.11
Create a class MyCourse that has properties for a course number, number of credits, and grade. Overload the disp function to display this information
Chapter: 11 / Q: 10.11
Construct a class named Money that has 5 data members for dollars, quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies
Chapter: 11 / Q: 11.11
Write a program that creates a class for complex numbers. A complex number is a number of the form a + bi, where a is the real
Chapter: 11 / Q: 12.11
Create a base class Square and then a derived class Cube, similar to the Rectangle/Box example from the chapter. Include a function to calculate the area of a square and volume of a cube
Chapter: 11 / Q: 13.11
Create a base class named Point that has properties for x and y coordinates. From this class derive a class named Circle having an additional property named radius
Chapter: 11 / Q: 14.11
Take any value class (e.g., MyCourse or Square) and make it into a handle class. What are the differences?
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