Exercise 1
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| Basic C++: implement a class, allocate objects, write a function. | exercise1.tar.gz | sol-exercise1.tar.gz |
- A class
Datedescribes a date with year, month, and day. Your task is to implement the member functions, one of the constructors and a function to compute the number of days between two dates. The constructor that creates aDateobject representing the current date is already implemented (read about the C functions for date and time handling in the man pages for localtime, if you're interested). You may ignore leap years in thenext()function, if you wish.
Files: date.h, date.cc (to be completed by you), datetest.cc (test program).
Compile, link and execute with the commands:make datetest
./datetestmakewithout an argument builds (compiles and links) all the programs in this exercise. - The class
Pointdescribes a point in the plane. The program pointtest.cc allocates a point object in different ways. Study the program and make sure that you understand the different alternatives. - Study the program sizetest.cc. Try to predict the output from the program, then run the program and check your prediction.
- A palindrome is a word that reads the same both forwards and backwards. Examples: anna, amanaplanacanalpanama. Write a function that takes a string as parameter and returns true if the word is a palindrome, false otherwise. Also write a program that reads words from the terminal and checks whether they are palindromes. Modify the makefile to build the program.