C++ Objectives: Become familiar with C++ syntax. Become familiar with calculatio

Question

C++

Objectives:

Become familiar with C++ syntax.

Become familiar with calculations using C++ programming language.

Become familiar with writing functions.

Instructions

Please add comments to your program where appropriate.

Cleary identify all output

NOTE: any steps that are repeated should generally be constructed as functions and called from the main…remember in general… the main function (method) is the traffic controller…

it should be used to construct a framework and then

it should call other functions using arguments

minimize the use of global variables

it should have limited data logic and/or interaction with the user

And now on with the show…

Code your program using the outline starting with step 1.

Create a global struct called FactorStatus that will contain

A first integer

A second integer

A Boolean

that is true if the integers are factors

that is false if the integers are not factors

Create a global vector that will initially hold 4 FactorStatus

Set the size explicitly

Now display info to the user using cout…display:

the size of your vector

the capacity of your vector

the contents of all items in your vector

first number

second number

factor status

convert the 0/1 to false/true

pause until user hits enter

Create a loop to loop a number of times that is equal to the size of the vector

Create 2 random numbers between 2 and 24

Send your numbers to a function called:   areWeFactors

areWeFactors determines whether the integers are factors of each other.

If they are factors (no remainders after modulus operator then return true

If they are not factors return false

Check both ways… first into second and second into first

After the function returns the result, then put your numbers and result in your struct identified by the current index of your loop

Repeat step 3

After the loop is complete then interact with the user

ask the user to enter 2 numbers

Repeat steps 4b thru 4d

When adding to the vector allow C++ to auto increment the size of the array…do not resize ‘manually’.

ask the user to enter 2 numbers

Repeat steps 4b thru 4d again

Repeat step 3

Clear your vector

Repeat step 3

Set the size of the array to 9

Repeat step 4

Repeat step 3

End the program

Explanation / Answer

#include #include #include #include using namespace std; int multiple(int number1, int number2); int main(){ string choice; int number1; int number2; cout

Related Questions

Navigate

• Browse (All)
• Browse C
• Subjects

---

---

Integrity-first tutoring: explanations and feedback only — we do not complete graded work. Learn more.