1. 1 C++ Classes and Data Structures Course link….. http://www.acadox.com/class/27283#resources

2. 2 Classes A class contains data members, but it also contains function members Objects are made from classes, similarly to the way that objects are made from structs The main program communicates with the objects –data is passed from main program to object and from object back to the main program

3. 3 Main Program Using Objects Object A Object B Object C Main Program

4. 4 Main Program Using Objects Object A Object B Object C Main Program

5. 5 Main Program Using Objects Object A Object B Object C Main Program

6. 6 Main Program Using Objects Object A Object B Object C Main Program

7. 7 Main Program Using Objects Object A Object B Object C Main Program

8. 8 Main Program Using Objects Object A Object B Object C Main Program

9. 9 Main Program Using Objects Object A Object B Object C Main Program

10. 10 Main Program Using Objects Object A Object B Object C Main Program

11. 11 Main Program Using Objects Object A Object B Object C Main Program

12. 12 How the Main Program Uses A Class Object The main program does not access the data within a class object The main program only accesses the functions of a class object –communication occurs by passing data as parameters into the object’s function –the object passes data to the main program through its return type

13. 13 Main Program and Object Main Program Object public: functions private: data

14. 14 Main Program Calls a Function in the Object Main Program Object public: functions private: data

15. 15 The Function Accesses Data Main Program Object public: functions private: data

16. 16 Function Returns a Value Back to the Main Program Main Program Object public: functions private: data

17. 17 Main Program Calls a Different Function Main Program Object public: functions private: data

18. 18 Function Calls Another Function Main Program Object public: functions private: data

19. 19 Second Function Accesses Data Main Program Object public: functions private: data

20. 20 Second Function Returns Back to First Function Main Program Object public: functions private: data

21. 21 First Function Accesses Data Main Program Object public: functions private: data

22. 22 Function Returns Back to Main Program Main Program Object public: functions private: data

23. 23 Example of a Class 1 class Checkbook 2 { 3 public: 4 void setBalance( float amount ); 5 bool writeCheck( float amount ); 6 void deposit( float amount ); 7 float getBalance( ); 8 float getLastCheck( ); 9 float getLastDeposit( ); 10 private: 11 float balance; 12 float lastCheck; 13 float lastDeposit; 14 }; This class definition is placed into its own file, called the class specification file, named checkbook.h (by convention)

24. 24 Example of a Class (cont.) 1 class Checkbook 2 { 3 public: 4 void setBalance( float amount ); 5 bool writeCheck( float amount ); 6 void deposit( float amount ); 7 float getBalance( ); 8 float getLastCheck( ); 9 float getLastDeposit( ); 10 private: 11 float balance; 12 float lastCheck; 13 float lastDeposit; 14 }; The writeCheck function returns false if the amount of the check is greater than the balance; returns true otherwise.

25. 25 Example of a Class (cont.) 1 class Checkbook 2 { 3 public: 4 void setBalance( float amount ); 5 bool writeCheck( float amount ); 6 void deposit( float amount ); 7 float getBalance( ); 8 float getLastCheck( ); 9 float getLastDeposit( ); 10 private: 11 float balance; 12 float lastCheck; 13 float lastDeposit; 14 }; Don’t forget the semicolon.

26. 26 15 #include “checkbook.h” 16 17 void Checkbook::setBalance( float amount ) 18 { 19balance = amount; 20 } Example of a Class (cont.) The function definitions are placed into a separate file called the class implementation file. This file would be called checkbook.cpp (by convention).

27. 27 15 #include “checkbook.h” 16 17 void Checkbook::setBalance( float amount ) 18 { 19balance = amount; 20 } Example of a Class (cont.) The balance variable is declared in the private section of the class definition.

28. 28 15 #include “checkbook.h” 16 17 void Checkbook::setBalance( float amount ) 18 { 19balance = amount; 20 } Example of a Class (cont.) Special notation for class function definitions

29. 29 21 bool Checkbook::writeCheck( float amount ) 22 { 23if ( amount > balance ) 24return false; 25balance -= amount; 26lastCheck = amount; 27return true; 28 } Example of a Class (cont.)

30. 30 29 void Checkbook::deposit( float amount ) 30 { 31balance += amount; 32lastDeposit = amount; 33 } Example of a Class (cont.)

31. 31 34 float Checkbook::getBalance( ) 35 { 36return balance; 37 } 38 39 float Checkbook::getLastCheck( ) 40 { 41return lastCheck; 42 } Example of a Class (cont.) end of checkbook.cpp

32. 32 1 #include 2 #include 3 #include "checkbook.h" 4 5 using namespace std; 6 7 int menu( ); 8 9 const int CHECK = 1, DEPOSIT = 2, BALANCE = 3, QUIT = 4; 10 11 int main( ) 12 { 13Checkbook cb; 14float balance, amount; 15int choice; A Program that Uses the Checkbook Class A main program that uses the Checkbook class is placed into a separate.cpp file

33. 33 16cout << "Enter the initial balance: $"; 17cin >> balance; 18cb.setBalance( balance ); 19 20cout << fixed << showpoint << setprecision( 2 ); A Program that Uses the Checkbook Class (cont.)

34. 34 21choice = menu( ); 22while ( choice != QUIT ) { 23 if ( choice == CHECK ) { 24 cout << "Enter check amount: $"; 25 cin >> amount; 26 if ( cb.writeCheck( amount ) ) 27cout << "Check accepted." << endl; 28 else { 29cout << "Your balance is not high "; 30cout << "enough for that check." << endl; 31} 32 } A Program that Uses the Checkbook Class (cont.) body of the while loop continues

35. 35 33else if ( choice == DEPOSIT ) { 34 cout << "Enter deposit amount: $"; 35 cin >> amount; 36 cb.deposit( amount ); 37 cout << "Deposit accepted." << endl; 38 } A Program that Uses the Checkbook Class (cont.) body of the while loop continues

36. 36 39 else { // must be a balance request 40 amount = cb.getBalance( ); 41 cout << "Your balance is: $" << amount << endl; 42 } 43 44 choice = menu( ); 45} 46 47return 0; 48 } 49 A Program that Uses the Checkbook Class (cont.) end of while loop

37. 37 50 int menu( ) 51 { 52int choice; 53 54cout << endl; 55cout << "1Write a check" << endl; 56cout << "2Make a deposit" << endl; 57cout << "3Get the balance" << endl; 58cout << "4Quit" << endl << endl; 59cout << "Enter a number between 1 and 4: "; 60cin >> choice; 61return choice; 62 } A Program that Uses the Checkbook Class (cont.)