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Chapter 17, Problem 12PC
Program Plan Intro
Recursive Generation of Subsets
Program Plan:
- Include the required header files
- Declare function prototypes.
- Define the “main ()” function.
- Declare the required variables.
- Get the input from the user.
- If the user input is not in the range the condition exits the program.
- Create the list and call the function “get_Subsets ()”.
- Display the output.
- Define the overloaded stream insertion operator for vector of int.
- Display the open square bracket.
- If the number is in the range, display the number inside the bracket.
- Display the close square bracket.
- Return the output to the main function.
- Define the overloaded stream insertion operator for a list of generic type.
- Display the open square bracket.
- Create a list and declare the variable name “itr” for the list.
- While condition used to check if the “itr” is not equal to last number in the same list.
- If so, display the number.
- Increment the “itr”.
- Print the numbers separated by commas.
- Display the close square bracket.
- Return the output to the main function.
- Define the “get_subsets” vector function.
- Declare the list of subsets.
- Check the “n” value is equal to 0.
- If do, start with a list of subsets of 1 to n that contains on the empty set.
- Return the sub list.
- Get the list of all subsets of 1 to n-1 and store it in a “sub_setList”.
- Temporarily used to extend the subset list by declaring the vector variables.
- While condition used to check if the “itr” is not equal to last number in the same list.
- Declare the vector variables.
- Push the value to the list.
- Increment the “itr” value.
- Return the value to the main function.
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