Write a simple C++ program that: Implements a class with three data members {sum (int), count (int), avg (float)}. Implement the following 3 member functions: The first function is a default constructor which initializes sum and count to zero. The second function is named add which receives an integer number as input parameter and add it to sum and increment count by 1. The third function is named output which divides the sum over count and save it to avg then print the avg value). Then, write a program to read numbers from the user until entering zero. The program uses the previous class to calculate and print average of {positive, negative} numbers.

Write a simple C++ program that: Implements a class with three data members {sum (int), count (int), avg (float)}. Implement the following 3 member functions: The first function is a default constructor which initializes sum and count to zero. The second function is named add which receives an integer number as input parameter and add it to sum and increment count by 1. The third function is named output which divides the sum over count and save it to avg then print the avg value). Then, write a program to read numbers from the user until entering zero. The program uses the previous class to calculate and print average of {positive, negative} numbers.

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter12: Adding Functionality To Your Classes

Section12.2: Providing Class Conversion Capabilities

Problem 5E

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