Chapter 12: Problem 13
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Chapter 12: Problem 13
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Get started for freeWhen you define a class in separate files, there is an interface file and an implementation file. Which of these files needs to be compiled? (Both? Neither? Only one? If so, which one?)
Suppose you define a class in separate files and use the class in a program. Now suppose you change the class implementation file. Which of the following files, if any, need to be recompiled: the interface file, the implementation file, or the application file?
What is the difference between an ADT you define in
In Self-Test Exercise 7, we saw that you could not add a definition for the following function (to the global namespace): void greeting( ); Can you add a definition for the following function declaration to the global namespace? void greeting(int how_many );
Consider the following function declarations from the definition of the class Money in Display 11.4. void input(istream& ins); void output(ostream& outs) const; Rewrite these function declarations so that they do not need to be preceded by using namespace std; (You do not need to look back at Display 11.4 to do this.)
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