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Chapter 1: Introduction to Objects 37
Casting ... linkage specifications324
Summary 325
Exercises 325
11: References & the copy-
constructor 327
Pointers in C+ + 327
References in C+ + 328
References in functions 328
Argument-passing...
... OUTSIDE
AND INSIDE A BUSINESS
CHAPTER 1—GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS
3
Accounting Inside and Out 4
Internal Functions of Accounting 6
External Functions of Accounting 6
A Word about Accounting Methods ... depreciation expense for year (increase in accumulated depreciation)
$2.00 ending balance of accounts payable
$0.80 ending balance of accrued expenses payable
$3.90 beginning balance of inventories
$0.50
beginning ... on accrual-basis accounting methods.
The chapter begins by explaining the key differences between
cash flows and accrual-basis profit accounting. Then the format
FINANCIAL REPORTING
24
Net income...
... We cannot construct these line objects since the constructor
for class Line
requires creating a line in terms of its two end points and we cannot access the end points for the two input
lines ...
mean in practice?
Consider the following variable declaration:
Vehicle rc = new Racecar();
Here an object rc of formal type Vehicle is constructed of actual type Racecar
. The principle of polymorphic ... with an instance of class Racecar? The answer: Racecar, Car, MotorVehicle, LandBased,
Vehicle, and Object (all classes inherit from Object). Yes, a Racecar instance is of six distinct types....
... the collection
of objects, visiting each object in turn. Each action method contains something
like a switch statement that defines the details of the action for each subclass in the
collection ... hierarchical collection of objects,
those objects that contain other objects (such as a row objects that contains letters)
xiv Preface
phases of software design and implementation, so the concept ... record will typically
contain several pieces of information such as name, address, account number, and
account balance. Such a record is an example of an aggregate type or composite
type. A data...
... 105
Character array
concatenation 106
Reading input 107
Calling other programs 107
Introducing
strings 108
Reading and
writing files 110
Introducing
vector 112
Summary 118
Exercises ... chapter explains the
process of building programs using compilers and libraries. It
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Simula, as its name implies, was created for developing simulations
such as the classic “bank...
... n_l;
The declaration of function parameters of type CLINT can follow from the
instruction CLINT n_l in the function header.
2
The definition of a pointer myptr_l
to a CLINT object occurs via CLINTPTR ... representation of such numbers. We define the
corresponding data type by
typedef unsigned short clint;
typedef clint CLINT[CLINTMAXDIGIT + 1];
In accordance with this, a large number will be declared by
CLINT ... by
#define CLINTMAXSHORT CLINTMAXDIGIT + 1
and the maximal number of processable binary digits is defined by
#define CLINTMAXBIT CLINTMAXDIGIT << 4
Since the constants CLINTMAXDIGIT and CLINTMAXBIT...
... Statement
Constructing the CRC Cards
Classes
Responsibilities
Collaborators
The Tenant CRC Card
The Expense CRC Card
The Rent Input Screen CRC card
The Rent Record CRC Card
The Expense Input Screen CRC ... Class Members
A User-Defined String Type
The Standard C+ + string Class
Defining and Assigning string Objects
Input/Output with string Objects
Finding string Objects
Modifying string Objects
Comparing ... Class
Constructors and Member Functions
Inheritance and Graphics Shapes
Public and Private Inheritance
Access Combinations
Access Specifiers: When to Use What
Levels of Inheritance
Multiple Inheritance
Member...
... system,
with evidence at times of disturbance in psychic
centres, is the climacteric. The true climacteric is
due primarily to decline of function of the sex
glands. Decline of sex function is not limited ... reports have appeared in medical
journals claiming that a climacteric occurs in middle
aged men. Brochures circulated by pharmaceutical
manufacturers depict the woeful course of aging
man. None too ... in rodents, except in some circum-
stances. In addition, cell senescence would not be
expected to play a role in the aging of organs com-
prised mostly of non-dividing cells, such as the brain....