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plz tell me the code for complex number operations...like addition,substration,multiplication & division
Oct 7 '07 #1
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Oct 7 '07 #2
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plz tell me the code for complex number operations...like addition,substration,multiplication & division
invent you own functions to carry out these calculations.

x = a + ib
y = c + id

then how would you calculate the sum of x and y, using a pen and one piece of paper?
Oct 8 '07 #3
JosAH
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Bjarne Stroustrup uses a 'complex' class as a canonical example throughout his
book "the C++ Programming Language".

kin regards,

Jos
Oct 8 '07 #4

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