C++ Assignment
//Create a simple program that stores the values of 2 variables,
//Then perfoms the following operations and store the results in
//at least one other variable:
//-Addition
//-Substration
//-Multiplication
//Preprocessor Directives
//#include “StdAfx.h”
#include <iostream>
#include <string.h>
using namespace std;
//Global Declarations
//Create my variables (Declaration)
//*** Create variables to hold values
double Variable1;
double Variable2;
//*** Create variable (s) to hold the result of the operations
double OperationResult1, OperationResult2, OperationResult3;
//Function Declarations
float Addition_Operation();
//Define an object for a simple calculator
class Simple_Calculator
{
public:
//Data members
double Variable1;
double Variable2;
double Result;
//Function Set-UP: Initialize your data members
int Set_Up()
{
Variable1 = 4;
Variable2 = 6;
Result = 0;
}
//Methods (members)
double Addition()
{
//Perform Addition
//*** Add Variable1 and Variable2 and save the result
Result = Variable1 + Variable2;
//*** Output the result on the screen
cout << “The resulf of the Addition of ” << Variable1 << ” + ” << Variable2 << ” is ” << Result << ‘\n’;
}
double Substraction()
{
}
double Multiplication()
{
}
};
//Main Function
int main() {
//Use Algorithm to outline the series of steps required to solve your problem
//Algorithm: Structure Chart, Pseudocode, Flowchart
//Create an object of type Simple_Calculator
Simple_Calculator myCalculator;
myCalculator.Set_Up();
myCalculator.Addition();
//Assign values to my variables
Variable1 = 25;
Variable2 = 00;
//Call the Addition function: Function Call
Addition_Operation();
//Perform Substration Operation
//*** Substract Variable2 from Variable1 and save the result: Substract Operands from one another
OperationResult2 = Variable1 – Variable2;
//*** Output the result of the operation on the screen
cout << “The resulf of the Substration of ” << Variable1 << ” – ” << Variable2 << ” is ” << OperationResult2 << endl;
//Perform Multiplication Operation
//*** Multi;ply Variable2 by Variable1 and save the result
OperationResult3 = Variable1 = Variable2;
//*** Output the result of the operation on the screen
cout << “The resulf of the Multiplication of ” << Variable1 << ” * ” << Variable2 << ” is ” << OperationResult3 << endl;
return 0;
}
//Other Function Definitions
//Addition function
float Addition_Operation()
{
//Perform Addition
//*** Add Variable1 and Variable2 and save the result
OperationResult1 = Variable1 + Variable2;
//*** Output the result on the screen
cout << “The resulf of the Addition of ” << Variable1 << ” + ” << Variable2 << ” is ” << OperationResult1 << ‘\n’;
}
