Chapter 11: Problem 16
Give the definition for the constructor discussed at the end of the previous section. The constructor is to be added to the class Money in Display 11.5 The definition begins as follows: Money::Money(double amount) {
Chapter 11: Problem 16
Give the definition for the constructor discussed at the end of the previous section. The constructor is to be added to the class Money in Display 11.5 The definition begins as follows: Money::Money(double amount) {
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Write a program that reads in five amounts of money, doubles each amount, and then writes out the doubled values to the screen. Use one array with Money as the base type. Hint: Use Display 11.9 as a guide, but this program will be simpler than the one in Display 11.9
Is it possible using operator overloading to change the behavior of \(+\mathrm{on}\) integers? Why or why not?
What is the difference between a friend function for a class and a member function for the class?
Suppose you wish to add a friend function for subtraction to the class Money defined in Display \(11.3 .\) What do you need to add to the description of the class Money that we gave in Display \(11.3 ?\) The subtraction function should take two arguments of type Money and return a value of type Money whose value is the value of the first argument minus the value of the second argument.
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