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Using Arrays of Objects ...................................................................................... Any object, wheth ...

Managing Arrays and Strings 417 13 19: int main() 20: { 21: Cat Litter[5]; 22: int i; 23: for (i = 0; i < 5; i++) 24: Litter[ ...

A good example of a two-dimensional array is a chess board. One dimension represents the eight rows; the other dimension represe ...

Managing Arrays and Strings 419 13 This, however, doesn’t correspond as closely to the real-world object as the two-dimen- sion. ...

5: { 6: int SomeArray[2][5] = { {0,1,2,3,4}, {0,2,4,6,8}}; 7: for (int i = 0; i<2; i++) 8: { 9: for (int j=0; j<5; j++) 10 ...

Managing Arrays and Strings 421 13 dimension is incremented only after the second dimension has gone through all of its incremen ...

13: 14: private: 15: int itsAge; 16: int itsWeight; 17: }; 18: 19: int main() 20: { 21: Cat * Family[500]; 22: int i; 23: Cat * ...

Managing Arrays and Strings 423 13 to display a count starting at 1 instead. On line 34, the pointer is accessed by using the in ...

25: // function to parse words from a string. 26: bool GetWord(char* theString, char* word, int& wordOffset) 27: { 28: if (t ...

Managing Arrays and Strings 425 13 Enter a string: this code first appeared in C++ Report Got this word: this Got this word: cod ...

This is a classic example of code that is best understood by putting it into a debugger and stepping through its execution. Poin ...

Managing Arrays and Strings 427 13 FamilyOneis an array of 500 Catobjects. FamilyTwois an array of 500 pointers to Cat objects. ...

11: void SetAge(int age) { itsAge = age; } 12: 13: private: 14: int itsAge; 15: int itsWeight; 16: }; 17: 18: Cat :: ~Cat() 19: ...

Managing Arrays and Strings 429 13 the Familyarray as an array name. The one thing you will need to do, however, is to free the ...

Because C++ views arrays as no more than special cases of pointers, you can skip the second pointer and simply use standard arra ...

Managing Arrays and Strings 431 13 34: }; 35: cout << endl << “Next number = “; 36: cin >> InputNumber; 37: } ...

On line 17,InputNumberis put into the array. This is safe the first time in because you know you have room at this point. On lin ...

Managing Arrays and Strings 433 13 functions recognize as the terminator for a C-style string. Although this character-by- chara ...

Two problems occur with the program in Listing 13.10. First, if the user enters more than 79 characters,cinwrites past the end o ...

Managing Arrays and Strings 435 13 Using the strcpy()and strncpy()Methods ...................................................... ...