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Help me to get the exact output by writing the missing part of String.cpp :
output
Testing constructors
PASS, Constructors!
Testing bool operator
PASS, operator bool().
PASS: string length works
testing operator+ :Hello World
testing operator+= :Hello World
PASS Operators test
PASS Copy constructor test passes
PASS: string concatenation up to 64 bytes
Type in the following line
the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog
the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog
PASS: iostream input
testing output. Let the submit script confirm that the output matches your input.
the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog
main.cpp
}
String.h
#endif
String.cpp
}
#includeExplanation / Answer
There is a small change in the main.cpp. In the "operator bool". You are checking reverse in main.cpp.
You should check (!s & s2) but you were checking (s & !s2). Because operator bool returns true if the string is empty. This modification you should do to main.cpp to PASS the test.
main.cpp
#include <iostream>
#include <cassert>
#include "String.h"
using namespace std;
using namespace sict;
int
main ()
{
String s ("Hello");
String s2;
cout << "Testing constructors" << endl;
if (!s.empty () && s2.empty ())
{
cout << "PASS, Constructors!" << endl;
}
else
{
cout << "FAIL, check constructors" << endl;
}
cout << "Testing bool operator" << endl;
if (!s && s2)
{
cout << "PASS, operator bool()." << endl;
}
else
{
cout << "FAIL, operator bool()" << endl;
}
if (s.length () == 5 && s2.length () == 0)
{
cout << "PASS: string length works" << endl;
}
else
{
cout << "FAIL: string length reports " << s.
length () << "for string hello" << endl;
}
s = "Hello";
s = "Hello";
s = "Hello";
s = "Hello";
s = "Hello";
s += ' ';
s2 = "World";
s2 = "World";
s2 = "World";
s2 = "World";
s2 = "World";
cout << "testing operator+ :" << (s + s2) << endl;
cout << "testing operator+= :" << (s += s2) << endl;
if (s == String ("Hello World"))
{
cout << "PASS Operators test" << endl;
}
else
{
cout << "FAIL operator+ and operator+= test" << endl;
}
String s3 (s);
if (s3 == s)
{
cout << "PASS Copy constructor test passes" << endl;
}
else
{
cout << "FAIL copy constructor test fails!" << endl;
}
// Complex tests
// Make 2 strings: "0" and "1"
// Join them together to for a string "01"
// Join that with itself to make a new string "0101"
//
// Keep doing it...confirm that the string grows properly.
s = "0";
assert(s.length() == 1);
s2 = "1";
s3 = (s + s2);
s = s2 = s3;
assert(s.length() == 2);
s3 = (s + s2);
s = s2 = s3;
assert(s.length() == 4);
s3 = (s + s2);
s = s2 = s3;
assert(s.length() == 8);
s3 = (s + s2);
s = s2 = s3;
assert(s.length() == 16);
s3 = (s + s2);
s = s2 = s3;
assert(s.length() == 32);
s3 = (s + s2);
s = s2 = s3;
assert(s.length() == 64);
cout << "PASS: string concatenation up to 64 bytes" << endl;
String myInput;
cout << "Type in the following line" << endl <<
"the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog" << endl;
cin >> myInput;
if (myInput == String ("the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog"))
{
cout << "PASS: iostream input" << endl;
}
else
{
cout << "FAIL: iostream input" << endl;
}
cout <<
"testing output. Let the submit script confirm that the output matches your input."
<< endl;
cout << myInput << endl;
}
String.cpp
#include<iostream>
#include<cstring>
#include "String.h"
using namespace std;
namespace sict{
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Default Constructor
// String::String();
//
// initialize the string to ""
//
//
String::String(){
// initialize the string to ""
strcpy(m_pString,"");
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// String::String(const char* p);
//
// Construct a String from a char array
// You may assume the input string pSource
// has a length of < 50, and the internal buffer has enough
// space to hold it.
//
//
String::String(const char* pSource){
strcpy(m_pString,pSource);
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// String::String(const String &s, int capacity);
//
// Copy constructor
//
// Construct a String from another String
//
//
String::String(const String& other)
{
strcpy(m_pString,(const char *)other);
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// String::operator=(const String& other)
//
// Assignment operator
// copy string "other" to this object
//
//
String& String::operator=(const String& other)
{
strcpy(m_pString,(const char *)other);
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// String::~String
//
// destructor
//
// clean up the internal string buffer
//
String::~String()
{
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// String::length()
//
// return the length of the string
//
//
int String::length() const
{
return strlen(m_pString);
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// String::operator const char*() const
//
// convert the String to a char*
//
//
String::operator const char *() const
{
return m_pString;
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// String::empty()
//
//
// returns true if the string is empty
// i.e. either the first char is , or
// length is 0.
bool String::empty() const
{
if(m_pString[0]=='' || length()==0)
return true;
return false;
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// String::operator bool()
//
// same as empty(), just wrapped in an operator
//
//
String::operator bool() const
{
cout<<"In bool:"<<m_pString<<endl;
if(m_pString[0]=='' || length()==0)
return true;
return false;
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// String::operator==(const String& s2) const
//
// returns true if *this == s2.
// You can use the strcmp function to check if
// two strings are equal, or write your own
// treating the string as a char-array
//
bool String::operator==(const String& s2) const
{
if(strcmp(m_pString,(const char*)s2)==0) return true;
return false;
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// String::operator+=(const String& s2)
//
// Concatenates s2 to the end of *this
//
// implements *this = (*this + s2)
// return *this
//
//
String& String::operator+=(const String& s2)
{
strcat(m_pString, (const char *)s2);
return *this;
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// String::operator+(const String& s2) const
//
// implements the operator (*this + s2)
// returns the expression
// DOES NOT MODIFY *this
//
//
String String::operator+(const String& s2) const
{
String tmp(*this);
tmp += s2;
return tmp;
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// String::operator+=(char c)
//
// Adds a single char c to the end of the string in *this
//
//
String& String::operator+= (char c)
{
char tmp[2]="";
tmp[0]=c;
strcat(m_pString,tmp);
return *this;
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// operator<<
//
// Print the string to the output stream
//
// clean up the internal string buffer
//
std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& ostream, const String &s)
{
ostream<<(const char*)s<<endl;
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// operator>>
//
// Input a string from an input stream into the String s
//
// Note: the input can be ANY length in character. You will need to
// read it one char at a time.
//
std::istream& operator>>(std::istream& istream, String &s)
{
s = "";
char tempC = 0;
do
{
tempC = istream.get();
if (tempC != ' ')
{
s += tempC;
}
else
break;
} while(1);
return istream;
}
}
Output:
Testing constructors
PASS, Constructors!
Testing bool operator
In bool:Hello
In bool:
PASS, operator bool().
PASS: string length works
testing operator+ :Hello World
testing operator+= :Hello World
PASS Operators test
PASS Copy constructor test passes
PASS: string concatenation up to 64 bytes
Type in the following line
the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog
the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog
PASS: iostream input
testing output. Let the submit script confirm that the output matches your input.
the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog
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