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Programming in C++ language - Examples

Author: Claude DELANNOY

Publication date: September 10, 2003

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1. Example 1: sets of integers

We're going to create a class called set_int for manipulating sets of integers. We'll provide the following operators (e denotes an element of type set_int and n an integer):

  • <<, such that e<

  • %, such that n % e values 1 if n belongs to e and 0 otherwise ;

  • <<, such that flot << e sends the contents of set e to the indicated flot, in the form :

[integer_1, integer_2, ... integer_n]

The cardinal member function provides the number of elements in the set.

To keep the example simple, the maximum number of integers that the set can contain is specified in the constructor, which dynamically allocates the necessary space.

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