implementation question

[markpark]

I had the following question on a C++ test and I don't think I got it
right and I was hoping someone could answer it. I am pretty new to C++.
Thanks.
The question was, given the following code :

class A {

private:
int a_;
static double db_;
public :
A();
};
class B: public A {
private:
int b_;
public:
B();
B(const B& src);
};
class C {
{
private:
B* pb_;
public:
C();
C(const C& );
const C& operator=(const C& src);
~C() {delete pb_; }
};
implement the classes A, B and C. I'm not even sure I understand the
question but I think they mean, write the specific code for the
constructors and write the code ( in main ) that would create specific
instances of A, B and C. Thank you very much to whoever would be kind
enough to do this.

Mark

[Vladimir S. Oka]

markpark wrote:

I had the following question on a C++ test and I don't think I got it
right and I was hoping someone could answer it. I am pretty new to C++.
Thanks.
And what on Earth made you think comp.lang.c, rather than comp.lang.c++
was the right place to ask.

Followups set...


The question was, given the following code :

class A {

private:
int a_;
static double db_;
public :
A();
};
class B: public A {
private:
int b_;
public:
B();
B(const B& src);
};
class C {
{
private:
B* pb_;
public:
C();
C(const C& );
const C& operator=(const C& src);
~C() {delete pb_; }
};
implement the classes A, B and C. I'm not even sure I understand the
question but I think they mean, write the specific code for the
constructors and write the code ( in main ) that would create specific
instances of A, B and C. Thank you very much to whoever would be kind
enough to do this.

Mark

[Robert Gamble]

markpark wrote:

I had the following question on a C++ test and I don't think I got it
right and I was hoping someone could answer it. I am pretty new to C++.

[snip]

Wrong group. This is comp.lang.c, we discuss C here, not that other
completely different language you are asking about, try comp.lang.c++.

Robert Gamble