A class named as ComplexNumber has a real part(double) and an imaginary part(double) as private attributes find error - allpakhub

 OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING (C++)

 

We are learning about the following things by this example:

• Classes in C++
• Constructors
• Parameterized Constructors
• Generic Data Input

Task Example:

QUESTION:

A class named as ComplexNumber has a real part(double) and an imaginary part(double) as private attributes.

·        Create 2 constructors, First, Non parameterized Constructor, and second which takes two arguments are used to initialize the real part and imaginary part (i.e., Parametrized Constructor),

·         write proper setter and getter function.

·        Find the Sum of two Complex No and Display It

 

ü Now find the errors in the above code!

 

Solution

 

#include <iostream>

#include <string>

using namespace std;

class Cat

{

public:

            string name;

            double weight;

            Cat()

            {

                        name = '\0';

                        weight = 0.0;

            }

            Cat(string n, double w)

            {

                        name = n;

                        weight = w;

            }

            void Setname(string n)

            {

                        name = n;

            }

            void Set weight(double w)

            {

                        weight = w;

            }

            string Getname()

            {

                        return name;

            }

            double Getweight()

            {

                        return weight;

            }

            void display()

            {

                        cout << "\n\n\t --RESULT--\n";

                        cout << "  Name of Cat:  " << name << endl;

                        cout << "  Weight of Cat:  " << weight << endl<<endl;

            }

};

int main()

{

            Cat obj;

            string a;

            double b;

            cout << "Enter Name of Cat: ";

            cin >> a;

            cout << "Enter weight of Cat: ";

            cin >> b;

            obj.Setname(a);

            obj.Setweight(b);

            obj.display();

            system("pause");

            return 0;

}

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