Problem Solving with C++ - MyProgrammingLab
Problem Solving with C++ - MyProgrammingLab
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ISBN: 9780134522418
Author: SAVITCH
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 10.2, Problem 15STE

Suppose your program contains the following class definition:

class Automobile

{

public:

void setPrice(double newPrice);

void setProfit(double newProfit);

double getPrice();

private:

double price;

double profit;

double getProfit();

};

and suppose the main part of your program contains the following declaration and that the program somehow sets the values of all the member variables to some values:

Automobile hyundai, jaguar;

Which of the following statements are then allowed in the main part of your program?

hyundai.price = 4999.99;

jaguar.setPrice(30000.97);

double aPrice, aProfit;

aPrice = jaguar.getPrice();

aProfit = jaguar.getProfit();

aProfit = hyundai.getProfit();

if (hyundai == jaguar)

cout << "Want to swap cars?";

hyundai = jaguar;

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