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Zeichnungserstellung (Drafting),nce to it in earlier chapters. In this chapter we discuss in more detail three properties of object-orientation: modularity; abstraction; and encapsulation. This allows us to motivate the need for developing .: entities where the data, and the operations on the data, are stored in one place. Access

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Zeichnungserstellung (Drafting), we could modify the class already written. This, however, may not be an ideal solution as we may introduce conflicts with the functionality of the original class. A more suitable approach is to derive a new class that has the features of the original class (modified if required) together with any n

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-42918-8ision floating point variables, then we could write two functions: one for integer variables and the other for double precision floating point variables. Both of these functions would require only a few lines of code, and it would not be difficult to maintain both functions. For larger functions mai

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Michael Schabacker,Sándor Vajnae will apply the ideas introduced earlier in this book to begin to develop a collection of classes that allow us to perform these calculations. We will describe the design of a class of vectors in the body of this chapter. Appropriate constructors and destructors will ensure that memory is managed c

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Getting Started,ance, that are used to describe the language, and also in terms of its strengths and weaknesses. Methods for editing, compiling and running a simple C++ program are introduced, followed by basic information on declaring and using variables and arrays, and on input and output. Sadly, a large amount o

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File Input and Output,ndary of an object may be generated from an image processing application. This data may subsequently be used by many applications written by a variety of users. To allow exchange of data between applications in this manner requires us to store data in a clearly specified format. Reading and writing