Can someone write this program for me

[Soccerman06]

I need someone to write this program(completely) and describe whats happening, or atleast some of it so I can figure it out.

*** This is not homework, this is to help me study for final ***

program:

store the numerator and denominator in the fraction class.
Pre- numer and denom contain the numerator and denominator respectively
post- data sotered

and then print the function.

Edit: please write it so that it will work in visual studies 2003 so I can play around with stuff.

plz

 

[agnitrate]

Can you give us what you've got so far? Or perhaps a nicer description?

 

[episodic]

You will get help much faster if you post what YOU have done so far. Most ppl here learned their trades through the sweat of their brains (haha) and are not willing to 'give it away' - however, many will tutor you in the ways of the the jedi, ermm . . . I mean programming

 

[rsd]

might want to study english too

 

[Soccerman06]

Originally posted by: agnitrate
Can you give us what you've got so far? Or perhaps a nicer description?

Thats all that is given in the question.

what I have done:

class Fraction
{
Private:
int numererator;
int denominator;
Public:
void store (int numer, int denom);
void print () const; //What does const mean? (is it like a global const?)
} //Fraction

 

[Soccerman06]

Originally posted by: rsd
might want to study english too

Nah dude, english isnt a priority right now, I have a calc test tomorrow at 10am so I am more concerned about that than my grammer. Besides that grammer is good enough.

 

[Soccerman06]

Oh I also have another question, for the final, our teacher said there would be something on acm code of ethics. I went to the acm website, www.acm.org, but couldnt find anything about code of ethics, could someone point me to the acm code of ethics on their site if they know where it is. Would be helpful.

 

[MrBond]

Originally posted by: Soccerman06
Oh I also have another question, for the final, our teacher said there would be something on acm code of ethics. I went to the acm website, www.acm.org, but couldnt find anything about code of ethics, could someone point me to the acm code of ethics on their site if they know where it is. Would be helpful.

Found this with Google:

http://onlineethics.org/codes/ACMcode.html

 

[Soccerman06]

Originally posted by: MrBond

Originally posted by: Soccerman06
Oh I also have another question, for the final, our teacher said there would be something on acm code of ethics. I went to the acm website, www.acm.org, but couldnt find anything about code of ethics, could someone point me to the acm code of ethics on their site if they know where it is. Would be helpful.

Found this with Google:

http://onlineethics.org/codes/ACMcode.html

Thanks

 

[Soccerman06]

bump

 

[imported_michealo]

wtf is "grammer" lol

 

[ArchAngel777]

Originally posted by: michealo
wtf is "grammer" lol

What, you are not smart enough to read between the lines? I thought so.

 

[DaShen]

Originally posted by: Soccerman06

Originally posted by: agnitrate
Can you give us what you've got so far? Or perhaps a nicer description?

Thats all that is given in the question.

what I have done:

class Fraction
{
Private:
int numererator;
int denominator;
Public:
void store (int numer, int denom);
void print () const; //What does const mean? (is it like a global const?)
} //Fraction

nm

 

[icelazer]

Good luck.

 

[Markbnj]

void print () const; //What does const mean? (is it like a global const?)

The const after the function signature means that the function is const, and will not change the state of a const object. Therefore it can be called on a const object.

And, for what it's worth, grammar and spelling and punctuation do matter, especially when you are posting a note asking for help, and what you want can barely be understood.

Programming is a technical and precise discipline. If you are not prepared to be precise in talking about it, please study something more forgiving, such as needlepoint.

 

[jdport]

If they are testing you on things like ACM ethics, my guess is that they gave them to you in class... did you go?
Or don't you know somebody who did?