
Problem Solving with C++ (10th Edition)
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Author: Walter Savitch, Kenrick Mock
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Chapter 12, Problem 3P
Program Plan Intro
“Money” ADT Class
Program plan:
- For file “MoneyADT.h”:
- Include required header file.
- Define a class for “Money”.
- Declare the function for overload operator “<”, “<=”, “>’, “>=”, “+”, “-” and “==”.
- Declare the constructor for “Money” class.
- Declare the function for compute total amount, total dollars and total cents.
- Declare the function for operator “>>” and “<<”.
- Declare required variables.
- For file “MoneyADT.cpp”:
- Define function for overload operator “<”, “<=”, “>” and “>=”.
- Define function for “percent”.
- This function is used to compute the percentage amount for given money.
- Define function for arithmetic operator “+” and “-” with two arguments.
- Define function for overload operator “==”.
- Define function for overload operator “-” with one parameter.
- Define default constructor for “Money” class, constructor with one argument and two arguments.
- Define function “computeTotalAmount”.
- This function is used to compute the total amount.
- Define function “computeTotalDollars”.
- This function is used to compute the dollars in given amount.
- Define function “computeTotalCents”.
- This function is used to compute the cents in given amount.
- Define function “forDollarConversion” which is used to convert amount to dollar
- Define function “forCentsConversion” which is used to convert the amount to cents.
- Define function “forRoundedValue” which is used for convert the result in rounded value.
- Define function for input and output operator.
- For file “main.cpp”:
- Include required header file.
- Create an object for “Money” class.
- Create an object for “Money” class with argument.
- Declare variable for file input and file output.
- Open the given input file.
- Check the given file is found or not using “if” loop.
- Read the amount from file.
- Display the purse amount.
- Compare the given amount and purse amount.
- Compute sum of amount and purse and display it.
- Compute the difference of two amount and display it.
- Check the amount using the comparison operator “>=”.
- Check the amount using the comparison operator “>”.
- Check the amount using the comparison operator “<=”.
- Check the amount using the comparison operator “<”.
- Finally close input and output file.
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