Textbook Page 696, Programming Question 1 (Define a class called VectorDouble).do file .cpp and .h

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Textbook Page 696, Programming Question 1 (Define a class called VectorDouble).do file .cpp and .h
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Answer To: Textbook Page 696, Programming Question 1 (Define a class called VectorDouble).do file .cpp and .h

Sudipta answered on Oct 31 2021
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//class declaration for VectorDouble
#define VECTORDOUBLE_H
#define VECTORDOUBLE_H
#include
using namespace std;
class VectorDouble {
    //public
member functions
    public:
        VectorDouble();
        VectorDouble(int size);
        VectorDouble(const VectorDouble&v);
        //destructor
        ~VectorDouble();
        void push_back(double val);
        double value_at(int i) const;
        void change_value_at(double newVal, int i);
        int size() const;
        int capacity() const;
        void reserve (int);
        void resize(int);
        friend ostrem& operator <<(ostream& outs,const VectorDouble& v);
        friend bool operator ==(const VectorDouble& v1, const VectorDouble& v2);
        void operator =(const VectorDouble& v1);
    private:
        void expandCapacity();
        double *elements;
        int maxCount;
        int count;
};
#endif VECTORDOUBLE_H
//end of the class declaration
//implementation of the class VectorDouble.h header file
#include
#include "VectorDouble.h"
using namespace std;
//default constructor to create dynamic array of capacity maxCount
VectorDouble::VectorDouble(){
    elements=new double[maxCount];
    count=0;
}
//parameterized constructor accepts an integer value set the capacity of the vector
VectorDouble::VectorDouble(int size){
    maxCount=size;
    elements=new double[maxCount];
    count=0;
}
//copies sthe vector values sinto the class object values
VectorDouble::VectorDouble(const VectorDouble&v){
    double*tempelements=new double[v.count];
    count=v.size();
    for(int i=0; i        tempelements[i]=v.value_at(i);
        
    }
    elements=tempelements;
    
        
}
//destructor...
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