int xRes-512, yRes-256;float *xtable; // pointer to pointer[s]xtable = new float [yRes]; // a ("column") array to hold 'floattype pointers// each element of the above array points to a 'row' of xRes elementsfor (int i-e;i < yRes;i++) {xtable[i] = new float[xRes];for (int i=e;i < yRes;i++){for (int j=e;j < XXRES;j++){xtable[i][j]=45; // store 45 for pixel data, "for now"Create an 'array2D' class that encapsulates the above. Your class should contain the following 'protected'members ("protected members are accessible in the class that defines them, AND in classes that inherit from it"]:• xtable• xRes* VResIt should also contain the following public interface:• constructor: array2D(xResolution,yResolution)• getSize(int &xResolution, int &yResolution) ['&' because we want those vars to be SET inside the function, like a 'return' in a way: confusingly, intxResolution&, int yResolution& means the same thing!)• setvalue(x.y,val) [at (x.v), store val (in xtable, y would be the rowlD, x, the columniD)]• setValue(x,y,val) [at (x,v), store val (in xtable, y would be the rowID, x, the columnID)]• val=getValue(x,v) [at (x,y), retrieve val]Remember to create a destructor function as well :)Exercise your array2D class as follows, inside main():array2D *a = new array2D(320, 24e);int xRes, yRes;a->getsize(XRes, yRes);// NOTE the j,i ordering below (twice), since we specify coords as (x,y) [not (y,x)]for(int i-0;i < yRes;i++){for (int j=0;j < xRes;j++){a->setvalue(j,i,100); // constant value of 100 at all locationsfor (int i=0;i < yRes;i++){for(int j=e;j < xRes;j++){cout « a->getvalue(j,i) <« " ";cout <« endl;}delete a;

int xRes-512, yRes-256; float **xtable; // pointer to pointer[s] xtable - new float*[yRes]; // a ("column") array to hold 'float ' type pointers // each element of the above array points to a 'row' of xRes elements for(int i-0;i < yRes;i++) { xtable[i] = new float[xRes]; for(int i-0;i < yRes;i+){ for(int j=e;j < XXRES;j++){ xtable[i][j]=45; 1/ store 45 for pixel data, "for now" Create an 'array2D' class that encapsulates the above. Your class should contain the following 'protected' members ("protected members are accessible in the class that defines them, AND in classes that inherit from it"]: * xtable *xRes •yRes

int xRes-512, yRes-256; float **xtable; // pointer to pointer[s] xtable - new float[yRes]; // a ("column") array to hold 'float ' type pointers // each element of the above array points to a 'row' of xRes elements for(int i-0;i < yRes;i++) { xtable[i] = new float[xRes]; for(int i-0;i < yRes;i+){ for(int j=e;j < XXRES;j++){ xtable[i][j]=45; 1/ store 45 for pixel data, "for now" Create an 'array2D' class that encapsulates the above. Your class should contain the following 'protected' members ("protected members are accessible in the class that defines them, AND in classes that inherit from it"]: xtable *xRes •yRes

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

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