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Lab 8 - Operator Overloading-I

The document describes three tasks related to operator overloading in C++. Task 1 involves creating a Counter class that tracks the count and serial number of objects. Task 2 creates a Distance class that stores feet and inches and overloads operators for addition and subtraction. Task 3 defines a Matrix class that represents a 2D array and overloads operators for scalar addition/subtraction and matrix addition/subtraction.

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Lab 8 - Operator Overloading-I

The document describes three tasks related to operator overloading in C++. Task 1 involves creating a Counter class that tracks the count and serial number of objects. Task 2 creates a Distance class that stores feet and inches and overloads operators for addition and subtraction. Task 3 defines a Matrix class that represents a 2D array and overloads operators for scalar addition/subtraction and matrix addition/subtraction.

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Lab 8: Static Members and Operator Overloading

Task 1
We want to create a class of Counter, the object of which holds the count of anything. Also we
want to keep track of total objects of class and serial No of each object. Write a class Counter.
This class has three private data members:
count : An integer that holds a count value.
objCount: A static integer that holds the count of objects.
serialNo: An integer that holds the serial number of objects of Counter class.

1.1 Write a default constructor that initializes each data member of the class such that count with
0, obj-Count that increments the count of the objects and serialNo with the correct serial no
(object 1 should have serial no 1, object2 should have serial no 2 and so on).
Counter( )

1.2 Write a constructor that accepts an argument int c that is assigned to the data member count.
Also initialize objCount with the count of the objects and serialNo with the correct serial no.
Counter(int c)

1.3 Write destructor of the class which adjusts the count of Objects.

1.4 Create the getter-setter functions for the data members.


void setCount(int c)
int getCount()const
int getSerialNo()const
static int getObjCount()
static int IncrementObjCount()

1.5 Define operator = that assigns the value of count to the left hand operand. i.e. c2=c1

1.6 Define unary operator - that inverts the value of count data member for counter class and
should allow the statements like c1 =- c1;

1.7 Write main function to test all the implemented functionality.

Task 2
Write a class Distance that holds distances or measurements expressed in feet and inches. This
class has two private data members:
feet: An integer that holds the feet.
inches: An integer that holds the inches.

2.1 Write a constructor with default parameters that initializes each data member of the class. If
inches are greater than equal to 12 then they must be appropriately converted to
corresponding feet
2.2 Generate appropriate getter-setter functions for the data members.
bool setFeet(int f)
int getFeet()const
bool setInches(int i) It should ensure proper conversion to feet.
int getInches()const
2.3 Define an operator + that overloads the standard + math operator and allows one Distance
object to be added to another.
Distance operator+(const Distance &obj)

2.4 Define an operator- function that overloads the standard - math operator and allows
subtracting one Distance object from another.
Distance operator-(const Distance &obj)

2.7 Define an operator= function that overloads the = operator and assign one Distance object to
another.
const Distance operator=(const Distance &obj)
2.8 Write main function to test all the implemented functionality.
Task 3
Write a class Matrix. This class has three private data members
rows: An integer that holds the numbers of rows for matrix
columns: An integer that holds the numbers of columns for matrix
matrix: An integer pointer to pointer that points to 2D array (rows x columns).

The class has the following member functions.

Matrix (int r, int c) Constructs a new Matrix object to represent the given matrix

operator = Overload = operator to assign values


operator == Overload == operator to compare whether matrices are equal
or not
M2=M1+1 Overload + operator which takes integer as argument. It
preforms scalar addition.
M2=M1-4 Overload - operator which takes integer as argument. It
preforms scalar subtraction.
M3=M1+M2 Overload + operator which takes matrix object as argument.
It adds two matrixes and returns the result.
M3=M1-M2 Overload - operator which takes matrix object as argument.
It subtracts two matrixes and returns the result.

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