figure 15.1 comparison of (a) c and (b) c++ chapter 15title: hanly_224159_ppt15.ppt author: angryk...
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Chapter 15On to C++
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Figure 15.1 Comparison of (a) C and (b) C++ Control Structures
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Figure 15.1 Comparison of (a) C and (b) C++ Control Structures (cont’d)
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Figure 15.2 Implementing Output Parameters in C and C++
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Figure 15.3 “Donut” Model of an Abstract Data Type
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Figure 15.4 “Donut” Model of Standard Type int
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Figure 15.5 Comparison of Models of Standard Type int and Abstract Data Type Complex
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Figure 15.6Header File for Class Complex
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Figure 15.7Implementation File for Class Complex
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Figure 15.7Implementation File for Class Complex (cont’d)
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Figure 15.7 Implementation File for Class Complex (cont’d)
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Figure 15.8 Driver Function to Test Class Complex
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Figure 15.9 Step-by-Step Evaluation of Multiple << Operations
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Figure 15.10 Declaration of Class Ratio