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UNIVERSITY OF ESSEX
Undergraduate Examinations 2020
C++ PROGRAMMING
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CE221-5-AU

CE221-5-AU 2
Question 1
(a) Rewrite the following C++ class in two files Complex.h and Complex.cpp such that [9%] all of the members of the class are declared in the header file but the complete member function definitions are written in the .cpp file. Use comments to indicate clearly which
file is which. Appropriate header files should be included.
class Complex
{ private:
double real, imag;
Complex(double r, double i)
{ real = r;
imag = i; }
Complex& operator+=(const Complex &c)
{ real += c.real;
imag += c.imag;
return *this;
friend ostream &operator<<(ostream&, const Complex&); (b) Rewrite the constructor for the Complex class using an initialiser list. [2%] (c) Show how it is possible to modify the header file so that initialisations of the form [2%] Complex c1(3.5,2.5) and Complex c2(4.5)would both be permitted. (The latter should initialise the imag member to be 0.0.) You must not introduce a second constructor. (d) Provide an implementation of the operator<< function, which should generate output [5%] of the form 3.5+4.4i, where the first number is the value of the real member and the second number is the value of the imag member. (e) Briefly explain why the operator<< function could not be written as a member of the [2%] class. (f) Add to the class an operator+ function to allow expressions of the form c1+c2 to be [7%] used, where c1 and c2 are expressions of type Complex. Its implementation should make use of the += operator to add the value of c2 to a copy of c1, and then return the copy. Show the modifications needed to both the header file and the .cpp file. Question 2 while (*q = *p) { cout << *q << ' '; cout << endl; // note: = not == (c) bool b1 = 0, b2 = 20; cout << b1 << ';' << b2 << endl; 3 CE221-5-AU State what would be output by each of the following C++ program fragments; you should assume that each fragment is inside a function body within a complete program and that all appropriate header files have been included. (a) int i = 0, j = 5, a[] = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 }; [4%] while (i<4) cout << a[i++] << ', ' << a[--j] << endl; (b) int x[] = {3, 2, 1, 0, 4 }, y[5] = { 0 }; [4%] int *p = x, *q = y ; (d) vector v; [3%] v.push_back(7);
v.push_back(3);
v.push_back(4);
sort(v.rbegin(), v.rend());
cout << v[2] << ' ' << v[1] << ' ' << v[0] << endl; (e) list ll; [3%] ll.push_back(5);
ll.push_front(2);
ll.push_back(3);
ll.push_front(1);
list::const_iterator it;
for (it = ++ll.rbegin(); it != ll.rend(); it++)
cout << *it << ' '; cout << endl; (f) map age; [4%] age.insert(make_pair(“Mike”, 18));
age[“Bart”] = 15;
age[“Marge”] = 45;
age[“Lisa”] = 12;
map::const_iterator it;
for (it = age.begin(); it->second<20; it++) cout << it->first << ' ' << it->second << endl; CE221-5-AU 4 Question 3 Explain the difference between the use of the stack and the heap for storage of data [5%] and how this relates to the lifetime of data items. (ii) Explain how the contents of the stack and the heap would be affected by the [2%] following declaration. (You should assume that it occurs inside a function definition.) int *ip = new int[20]; (b) Explain what is meant by a copy constructor and an assignment operator for a class and [10%] describe in what circumstances they are invoked. Show how each of these would be declared for a class C. (It is not necessary to provide function bodies.) (c) If the following program fragment was run the copy constructor for the class C would be invoked three times and the assignment operator once. State precisely each of the four situations in which they would be used, indicating clearly which is being invoked. // the following function declarations are assumed // C() // a no-argument constructor // C getinput(istream &i); // int f1(const C&); // void f2(C); int x = f1(getinput(cin)); Question 4 The following is the contents of a header file for a class to store information about lecturers. #ifndef _LECT_H_ #define _LECT_H_ using namespace std; #include
#include
class Lecturer
{ private:
string name, department, office;
Lecturer(string name, string dept, string off);
bool operator<(const Lecturer &other) const; void print(ostream &str) const; 5 CE221-5-AU (a) Write a .cpp file for this class which should include complete definitions for the constructor and operator< and print functions. The < operator should compare lecturers using their names; the print function should output all of the details of an individual lecturer in fixed-width fields on a single line (terminated by a newline character). The answers to parts (b), (c) and (d) should be written as part of a single main function. You should assume that a function Lecturer inputLect(istream &str); has been written to input details of a lecturer and return a lecturer object containing those details. (b) Use a loop to make calls to inputLect to input details of 25 lecturers from the keyboard and store the results of the calls in a vector, additionally maintaining a count of the number of lecturers from each department in a map. (The STL vector and map classes should be used for the list and map.) (c) Sort the vector by name and print its contents one item per line (using the print member function). (d) Print the names of all departments with at least 5 lecturers, along with their numbers of lecturers, one per line. CE221-5-AU 6 END OF PAPER CE221-5-AU Once you have completed your answers, please upload them to FASER http://faser.essex.ac.uk. Remember to add your REGISTRATION NUMBER onto ALL documents that you upload. 程序代写 CS代考 加微信: powcoder QQ: 1823890830 Email: powcoder@163.com