somebody can answer this problem?
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construct a time class containing integer data members seconds,minutes,and hours.have the class contain two constructors:the first should be a default constructor having the prototype time(int,int,int),which uses a default values of 0 for each data member.the second constructor should accept a long integer representing a total number of seconds and disassemble the long integer into hours,minutes,and seconds.the final function member should display the class data members.
you think you can just post some homework and
expect us to do it?
why don't you just copy a classmate.
you've made no effort at all.
it is plain bad manners.
expect us to do it?
why don't you just copy a classmate.
you've made no effort at all.
it is plain bad manners.
Here is a partial solution:
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It's only missing the second constructor...
Maybe I'll add it later
EDIT:
OK, here is the full answer:
Maybe I'll add it later
EDIT:
OK, here is the full answer:
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@Bazzy
I really wonder, how have you written that kind of code ?
Have you used obfuscator ?
I really wonder, how have you written that kind of code ?
Have you used obfuscator ?
Nope, I wrote it myself.
It was quite hard for such a simple program but it was fun.
As long as you keep in mind what you want to get, you can easily write obfuscated code
The part I like the most is that it actually works as it should except from the 'copied from cplusplus.com' output
It was quite hard for such a simple program but it was fun.
As long as you keep in mind what you want to get, you can easily write obfuscated code
The part I like the most is that it actually works as it should except from the 'copied from cplusplus.com' output
#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
class myclass
{
private:
int Data[10];
public:
myclass();
void Display();
void setData();
int getData();
myclass operator *(myclass);
};
myclass::myclass()
{
Data[0]=0;
Data[1],Data[2],Data[3],Data[4],Data[5],Data[6],Data[7],Data[8],Data[9],Data[10];
}
void myclass::Display()
{
// for (long int i=1; i<=10; i++)
//{
// cout<<Data[i]<<"\n";
//}
}
void myclass::setData()
{
for (long int i=1; i<=10; i++)
{
cout<<"";//"Enter "<<i+0<<" element:";
cin>>Data[i];
}
}
int myclass::getData()
{
for (long int i=1; i<=10; i++)
{
return Data[i];
}
}
myclass myclass::operator*(myclass ob2)
{
myclass abc;
for (long int i=1; i<=10; i++)
{
abc.Data[i]=i*ob2.Data[i];
}
return abc;
}
main()
{
myclass ob1,ob2,Multiply;
cout<<"Enter the values of object 1:\n\n";
ob1.setData();
cout<<"\n\nEnter the values of object 2:\n\n";
ob2.setData();
Multiply=ob1*ob2;
cout<<"\n\nMultiplication Of Both Object\n";
Multiply.Display();
getche();
}
#include<conio.h>
class myclass
{
private:
int Data[10];
public:
myclass();
void Display();
void setData();
int getData();
myclass operator *(myclass);
};
myclass::myclass()
{
Data[0]=0;
Data[1],Data[2],Data[3],Data[4],Data[5],Data[6],Data[7],Data[8],Data[9],Data[10];
}
void myclass::Display()
{
// for (long int i=1; i<=10; i++)
//{
// cout<<Data[i]<<"\n";
//}
}
void myclass::setData()
{
for (long int i=1; i<=10; i++)
{
cout<<"";//"Enter "<<i+0<<" element:";
cin>>Data[i];
}
}
int myclass::getData()
{
for (long int i=1; i<=10; i++)
{
return Data[i];
}
}
myclass myclass::operator*(myclass ob2)
{
myclass abc;
for (long int i=1; i<=10; i++)
{
abc.Data[i]=i*ob2.Data[i];
}
return abc;
}
main()
{
myclass ob1,ob2,Multiply;
cout<<"Enter the values of object 1:\n\n";
ob1.setData();
cout<<"\n\nEnter the values of object 2:\n\n";
ob2.setData();
Multiply=ob1*ob2;
cout<<"\n\nMultiplication Of Both Object\n";
Multiply.Display();
getche();
}
in the above program when i multiply the object 1 to object 2 then all the answers from first value to 9 is correct but the 10 value result will become wrong
ajmal1122, please start your own thread and post your code with neat formatting so that it is readable.
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