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Chapter 11, Problem 1PP
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Creation of program to construct class for a
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- Define a file “vectorDouble.h” to define properties of vector.
- Define a function prototype for constructor “VectorDouble()”.
- Define a function prototype for destructor “~VectorDouble()”.
- Define a function prototype for method “push_back()”.
- Define a function prototype for method “value_at()”.
- Define a function prototype for method “change_value_at()”.
- Define a function prototype for method “size()”.
- Define a function prototype for method “capacity()”.
- Define a function prototype for method “reserve()”.
- Define a function prototype for method “resize()”.
- Define a function prototype for method “operator<<()”.
- Define a function prototype for method “operator==()”.
- Define a function prototype for method “operator=()”.
- Define a function prototype for method “expandCapacity()”.
- Define a file “vectorDouble.cpp” to define properties of vector.
- Define a method for constructor “VectorDouble()” to create instance of vector.
- Define a method for destructor “~VectorDouble()” to destroy existing vector instances.
- Define a method “push_back()” to push value into array.
- Define a method “value_at()” to return value of element.
- Define a method “change_value_at()” to change value of element.
- Define a method “size()” to compute size of array.
- Define a method “capacity()” to return maximum count possible.
- Define a method “reserve()” to create new array and reserve space.
- Define a method “resize()” to resize the existing array.
- Define a method “operator<<()” to create an overloaded operator.
- Define a method “operator==()” to create an overloaded operator.
- Define a method “operator=()” to create an overloaded operator.
- Define a method “expandCapacity()” to expand capacity of array.
- Define a file “Source.cpp” to call member functions and methods.
- Create instance for vector class.
- Insert values into array.
- Call method “push_back()” to push value into array.
- Call method “value_at()” to return value of element.
- Call method “change_value_at()” to change value of element.
- Call method “size()” to compute size of array.
- Call method “capacity()” to return maximum count possible.
- Call method “reserve()” to create new array and reserve space.
- Call method “resize()” to resize the existing array.
- Call method “operator<<()” to create an overloaded operator.
- Call method “operator==()” to create an overloaded operator.
- Call method “operator=()” to create an overloaded operator.
- Call method “expandCapacity()” to expand capacity of array.
- Display resultant values.
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