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* * 1 C++ C++ G x * Gx E * + E + + + 2 C++ B * B 3/H * + * H / 3 * * + H/3 + +* %ye* D 3 C++ G * G class complex // G u { public: complex(double r=0.0,double i=0.0) // l { real=r; imag=i; } void display(); // G u 8 private: double real; double imag; }; 4 C++ A X * AX + "~ + - n ; ~ * D "~ l + - 5 C++ H * H Dx...

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* * 1 C++ C++ G x * Gx E * + E + + + 2 C++ B * B 3/H * + * H / 3 * * + H/3 + +* %ye* D 3 C++ G * G class complex // G u { public: complex(double r=0.0,double i=0.0) // l { real=r; imag=i; } void display(); // G u 8 private: double real; double imag; }; 4 C++ A X * AX + "~ + - n ; ~ * D "~ l + - 5 C++ H * H Dx * + + * C++ r { | * +* %ye* D C D | D @ @ 6 C++ @ ( * @( E + C++ f . .* :: ?: C++ f f 2 : E r 2 * D 2 D f bye2 D 7 C++ H * H + 0 X D * 8 C++ / 8 * /8 / + / { operator 4 2 ...... } = 4 > 2 -1 = 4 ++ -- 2 4 2 9 C++ / * / / / B B r +* oprd1 B oprd2 C B / oprd2 / A t } +* oprd1 C A / * D * oprd1 B oprd2 C oprd1.operator B(oprd2) 10 C++ * 8.1 l + l - l l : l : 8 D 11 #include<iostream> using namespace std; class complex // D r { public: // complex(double r=0.0,double i=0.0){real=r;imag=i;} // complex operator + (complex c2); //+ D r 2 complex operator - (complex c2); //- D r 2 void display(); // private: // D r 2 double real; // double imag; // }; 12 complex complex:: operator +(complex c2) // : - c 2 { complex c; c.real=c2.real+real; c.imag=c2.imag+imag; return complex(c.real,c.imag); } 13 complex complex:: operator -(complex c2) // : - c 2 { complex c; c.real=real-c2.real; c.imag=imag-c2.imag; return complex(c.real,c.imag); } 14 void complex::display() { cout<<"("<<real<<","<<imag<<")"<<endl; } void main() // { complex c1(5,4),c2(2,10),c3; // : - c 2 cout<<"c1="; c1.display(); cout<<"c2="; c2.display(); c3=c1-c2; // : 6 ~ 2 D cout<<"c3=c1-c2="; c3.display(); c3=c1+c2; // : 6 ~ 2 D cout<<"c3=c1+c2="; c3.display(); } 15 c1=(5,4) c2=(2,10) c3=c1-c2=(3,-6) c3=c1+c2=(7,14) 16 C++ H * H # h H U * h H U # C U oprd C hH ) A }* D oprd C A h H ) U -} hH ) C U oprd C oprd.operator U() 17 C++ I 8 * I8 @ + * ++ -- n ++ C -* {C oprd++ C oprd-- C oprd C A {C v ++ C -- { C v A C * int { C v oprd++ { C v oprd.operator ++(0) 18 C++ / H * /H + 8.2 4 ++ l l p p v * %ye* +* a~ 4 * ++ 1l 19 //8_2.cpp #include<iostream> using namespace std; class Clock // G d { public: // l Clock(int NewH=0, int NewM=0, int NewS=0); void ShowTime(); Clock& operator ++(); // Clock operator ++(int); // private: // G d 8 int Hour,Minute,Second; }; 20 Clock& Clock::operator ++() // { Second++; if(Second>=60) { Second=Second-60; Minute++; if(Minute>=60) { Minute=Minute-60; Hour++; Hour=Hour%24; } } return *this; } d~ 21 // Clock Clock::operator ++(int) { // H~ Clock old=*this; ++(*this); return old; } 22 // T void main() { Clock myClock(23,59,59); cout<<"First time output:"; myClock.ShowTime(); cout<<"Show myClock++:"; (myClock++).ShowTime(); cout<<"Show ++myClock:"; (++myClock).ShowTime(); } 23 First time output: 23:59:59 Show myClock++: 23:59:59 Show ++myClock: 0:0:1 24 C++ N * N P %ye* %ye* XO * + X O XO %ye* * * ++ -int P P 25 C++ O H * OH Pv B oprd1 B oprd2 operator B(oprd1,oprd2 ) : # 2 B B oprd operator B(oprd ) : # 2 ++ -- oprd B(oprd,0 B operator ) 26 C++ J * J + 8-3 +l - | } |} * * D D 27 #include<iostream> using namespace std; class complex // m { public: // complex(double r=0.0,double i=0.0) { real=r; imag=i; } // friend complex operator + (complex c1,complex c2); // + m 2 friend complex operator - (complex c1,complex c2); // - m 2 void display(); // m 2 private: // m 2 double real; double imag; }; 28 complex operator +(complex c1,complex c2) // : s} { return complex(c2.real+c1.real, c2.imag+c1.imag); } complex operator -(complex c1,complex c2) // : s} { return complex(c1.real-c2.real, c1.imag-c2.imag); } // 8.1 : s 29 C++ 8 * 8 x + #~ * %ye* D x# * %ye* %ye* + * 30 #include<iostream> X _ b using namespace std; class Point { public: Point(double i, double j) {x=i; y=j;} double Area() const{ return 0.0;} private: double x, y; }; class Rectangle:public Point { public: Rectangle(double i, double j, double k, double l); double Area() const {return w*h;} private: double w,h; }; 31 Rectangle::Rectangle(double i, double j, double k, double l) :Point(i,j) { w=k; h=l; } void fun(Point &s) { cout<<"Area="<<s.Area()<<endl; } void main() { Rectangle rec(3.0, 5.2, 15.0, 25.0); fun(rec); } D = Area=0 32 #include<iostream> M = using namespace std; class Point { public: Point(double i, double j) {x=i; y=j;} virtual double Area() const{ return 0.0;} private: double x, y; }; class Rectangle:public Point { public: Rectangle(double i, double j, double k, double l); virtual double Area() const {return w*h;} private: double w,h; }; // M = 2 8.8 33 void fun(Point &s) { cout<<"Area="<<s.Area()<<endl; } void main() { Rectangle rec(3.0, 5.2, 15.0, 25.0); fun(rec); } : Area=375 34 C++ * X X * virtual : {X 2 { X 2 : v 2 D virtual by e 2 D D D h v 2 : @ : :X 35 C++ * 8.4 #include <iostream> using namespace std; class B0 // l B0 l {public: // l virtual void display() // T . {cout<<"B0::display()"<<endl;} }; class B1: public B0 // l { public: void display() { cout<<"B1::display()"<<endl; } }; class D1: public B1 // l { public: void display() { cout<<"D1::display()"<<endl; } }; 36 void fun(B0 *ptr) // l { ptr->display(); } void main() // l { B0 b0, *p; B1 b1; // ] D1 d1; // ] p=&b0; fun(p); // l p=&b1; fun(p); // ] p=&d1; fun(p); // ] } // 8 8 8 8 T B0 l 8 B1 l 8 D1 l ]8 B0::display() B1::display() D1::display() 37 C++ ( * ( 1 + * : : * + %ye delete by e by e * * 2 2 38 C++ * + Pf~ * class D : * (C { virtual x )=0; // ... } 39 C++ h * h + + @ D %ye* @ D + + d~ * D d~ %ye* 40 C++ x * x 8.5 #include <iostream> using namespace std; class B0 // l B0 l { public: // l virtual void display( )=0; // , 8 }; class B1: public B0 // l { public: void display(){cout<<"B1::display()"<<endl;} // , }; class D1: public B1 // l { public: void display(){cout<<"D1::display()"<<endl;} // , }; 41 void fun(B0 *ptr) // l { ptr->display(); } void main() // l { B0 *p; // T B1 b1; // T D1 d1; // T p=&b1; fun(p); // T p=&d1; fun(p); // T } > 8 > 8 > 8 > B1 l > D1 l T > B1::display() D1::display() 42
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