Problem Solving with C++ (10th Edition)
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Chapter 11, Problem 4PP
Enhance the definition of the class StringVar given in Displays 11.11 and 11.12by adding all of the following:
- Member function copyPiece, which returns a specified substring; member function oneChar, which returns a specified single character; and member function setChar, which changes a specified character
- An overloaded version of the == operator (note that only the string values have to be equal; the values of maxLength need not be the same)
- An overloaded version of + that performs concatenation of strings of type StringVar
- An overloaded version of the extraction operator >> that reads one word (as opposed to inputLine, which reads a whole line)
If you did the section on overloading the assignment operator, then add it as well. Also write a suitable test program and thoroughly test your class definition.
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