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C vs C++ Control Structures: Implementing Abstract Data Types in C++

Explore the comparison of control structures in C and C++, learn about output parameters, and implement a "Donut" model for Abstract Data Types and Standard Types like int. Discover how to create a header file and an implementation file for a class like Complex, with step-by-step evaluation and declaration of Class Ratio.

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C vs C++ Control Structures: Implementing Abstract Data Types in C++

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  1. Chapter 16:On to C++ Problem Solving & Program Design in C Sixth Edition By Jeri R. Hanly & Elliot B. Koffman

  2. Figure 16.1 Comparison of (a) C and (b) C++ Control Structures

  3. Figure 16.1 Comparison of (a) C and (b) C++ Control Structures (cont’d)

  4. Figure 16.2 Implementing Output Parameters in C and C++

  5. Figure 16.3 “Donut” Model of an Abstract Data Type

  6. Figure 16.4 “Donut” Model of Standard Type int

  7. Figure 16.5 Comparison of Models of Standard Type int and Abstract Data Type Complex

  8. Figure 16.6 Header File for Class Complex

  9. Figure 16.7 Implementation File for Class Complex

  10. Figure 16.7 Implementation File for Class Complex (cont’d)

  11. Figure 16.7 Implementation File for Class Complex (cont’d)

  12. Figure 16.8 Driver Function to Test Class Complex

  13. Figure 16.9 Step-by-Step Evaluation of Multiple << Operations

  14. Figure 16.10 Declaration of Class Ratio

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