Unit 4

CE142: OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING WITH C++
December 2018 – May 2019
UNIT – 4
Tokens and Expressions & Control

Structure
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Research
Objectives
• Learn about tokens used in C++
• Learn about control structures in C++
• Type compatibility
• Variables
• Explore how to form and evaluate expressions in C++
• Cast Operator
UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

Content
• Tokens Keywords, identifiers and constants
• Basic Data Types and user defined data types and derived data
types, symbolic constants
• Type compatibility, Declaration of variables, Dynamic
initialization,
• Reference variables ,Scope Resolution Operator, Memory
Management Operator,
• Manipulators, Type cast operator ,Expressions and their types,
implicit Conversion Operator Precedence and Control
Structure
Tokens
• The Smallest Units in a program are known as

token.
• C++ has following tokens:
• Keywords
• Identifiers
• Constants
• Strings
• Operators

Keywords
• Keywords are reserved words in programming .
• Each keyword has fixed meaning and that can not be

changed by user.
• For Ex:
int num1;
where int is keyword indicates num1 is integer type.

asm double new switch
auto else operator template
break enum private this
case extern protected throw
catch float public try
char for register typedef
class friend return union
const goto short unsigned
continue if signed virtual
default inline sizeof void
delete int static volatile
do long struct while
bool export reinterpret_cast typename
const_cast false static_cast using
dynamic_cast mutable true wchar_t
explicit namespace typeid

Identifiers And Constants
• Identifier is user defined names of variables, functions,arrays,
classes, etc.
• They are the fundamental of any language.
• Each language has its own rules for naming these
identifiers.These are follow:
• Only alphabetic characters,digits and underscores are permitted.
• The name can not start with digits.
• Uppercase and lowercase letters are distinct.
• A declared keyword cannot be used as a variable name.

Constants
• Constants refers to fixed values that do not change during
the execution of program.
• They include integer,character,floating point numbers
and string

C++ Data Types
• C++ data types divided mainly in three categories as
follows:
• Basic data types
• User defined data types
• Derived data types

Basic Data TYPES BYTES RANGE
char 1 -128 to 127
Types unsigned char 1 0 to 255
signed char 1 -128 to 127
int 2 -32768 to 32767
unsigned int 2 0 to 65535
signed int 2 -32768 to 32767
short int 2 -32768 to 32767
unsigned short int 2 0 to 65535
signed short int 2 -32768 to 32767
long int 4 -2147483648 to 2147483647
signed long int 4 -2147483648 to 2147483647
unsigned long int 4 0 to 4294967295

float 8 3.4E-38 to 3.4E_38
double 10 1.7E-308 to 1.7E+308
long double 3.4E-4932 to 1.1E+4932
User-defined Data Types
• There are following user defined data types:
• Struct
• Union
• Enum
• class

Struct
•A structure is a collection of simple variable
•The variable in a structure can be of different type such as
int,char,float,char,etc.
•This is unlike the array which has all variables of
same data type.
•The data items in a structure is called the member of
structure.
•Syntax:
struct structure_name{ declaration of data member;
};
•You can access data member of stucture by using only
structure variable with dot operator.
Exercise
Create a structure named student.

Enter the student name, marks of C+
+, maths, Physics and DFS subjects.
Calculate the average of the marks
and store it in a variable named per.
Make per as float variable.
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Solution
#include<iostream>
using namespace
std;
struct
student{
int Roll_No; char name[15];
int cPlus,maths,sql,dfs,total;
float per;
};
int main(){
struct student s; cout<<"Enter
Roll No:"; cin>>s.Roll_No;
cout<<"Enter Name:";
cin>>s.name;
cout<<"Enter Marks For CPlus:";
cin>>s.cPlus;
cout<<"Enter Marks For Maths:";

cin>>s.maths;
cout<<"Enter Marks For Sql :";
cin>>s.sql;
cout<<"Enter Marks For DFS:"; cin>>s.dfs;
s.total=s.cPlus+s.maths+s.sql+s.dfs;
s.per=s.total/4;
cout<<"Your Roll No is:"<<s.Roll_No<<"\n";

cout<<"Your Name is:"<<s.name<<"\n";
cout<<"Your Total is:"<<s.total<<"\n";
cout<<"Your Percentage is:"<<s.per<<"%"<<"\
n";
return 0;
}

Union
• Union is also like a structure means union is also used to
storing different data types ,but the difference between
structure and union is that structure consume the
memory of addition of all elements of different data types
but a union consume the memory that is highest among
all elements.
• It consume memory of highest variable and it will share
the data among all other variable.

• For example:
If a union contains variable like int, char, float then the
memory will be consume of float variable because float is
highest among all variable of data type.
• Syntax:
union union_name //union declaration
{
data_type member1;
data_type member2;
…
};

• Like ,
union stu{
int roll_no; //occupies 2 bytes
char grade ; //occupies 1 bytes
};
roll_no
Byte 0 Byte 1
grade
Memory representation in union

Struct Union
• Define with ‘struct’ keyword. • Define with ’union’ keyword.
• The size of object is equal to the • The size of object is equal to

sum of individual size of the the size of largest member
member object. object.
• Members are allocated distinct • Members are share common

memory location. memory space.

Enum In C++
• Approach to define your own datatype is the enumerated
datatype.
• An enumeration type is user defined type that enable the user to
define the range of values for the type.
• Enumerated means all the values are listed.
• An enum specifier defines the set of all the names that will be
permissible values of the type.
• These permissible values are called members.
• Syntax:
enum [enum-type] {enum-list};

• Name constants are used to represent the value of an
enumeration for example:
enum char{a,b,c};
• The default value assigned to the enumeration constant are

zero-based so in above example a=0,b=1 and so on.
• The user also can assign value to one or more enumeration

constant, and subsequent values that are not assigned will be
incremented.
For example :
enum char{a=3,b=7,c,d};
here, value of c is 8 and d is 9.
Exercise
 Write a program to demonstrate the

working of enum. Ask the user to enter the
choice of fruits like apple, orange, guava,
pineapple (these constants refers to the
value of enum) and then print the name of
the fruit.
Hint: Use enum & switch case
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Solution
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
enum Fruits{apple,orange,guava,pinapple};
Fruits myfruit; //optional
int i;
cout<<"Enter your choice:";
cin>>i;

switch(i)
{
case apple:
cout<<"Your first fruit is Apple."; break;
case orange:
cout<<"Your second fruit is Orange."; break;
case guava:
cout<<"Your third fruit is Guava.";
break;
case pinapple:
cout<<"Your forth fruit is Pineapples."; break;
}
return 0;
}

Inventing a Boolean type
• There is no Boolean (false or true) datatype in C++; the

integer values 0 and 1 are used instead.
• However, it is easy to invent your own Boolean type using
enum.
enum boolean {false,true}; //false=0, true=1

Specifying integer values
• In enum specifier, the first name was given by the integer
value 0, the second the value is 1, and so on.
• This ordering can be altered by using an equals sign to

specify a starting point other than 0.
enum suit { clubs=1,diamonds,hearts,spades};

Class
• The class type enables us to create sophisticated use defined
type.
• We provide data items for the class and the operation that
can be performed on the data.
• Syntax:
class class_name
{
data member variables;
data member methods/functions;
};

Exercise
 Draw the below mentioned pyramid
using the concept of class
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Solution
#include<iostream>
class Pyramid
{
int i,n,j;
public:
void getdata();
void buildpyramid();
};
void pyramid::getdata()
{
cout<<"enter N:"; cin>>n;
}

void piramid::buildpyramid()
{
for(i=1;i<=n;i++)
{
for(j=1;j<=i;j++)
{
cout<<"*";
}
cout<<"\n";
}
}
int main()
{
Pyramid p;
p.getdata();
p.buildpyramid();
return 0;
}

Derived Data Type
• The derived data type are:
• Array
• Function
• pointer

Array
• An array is a series of elements of the same data type
placed in contiguous memory location.
• Like regular variable ,an array must be declare before it
is used.
• Syntax:
data_type name[size];
• Ex:
char name[10];
int student[10];

Function
• A function is a group of statement that together perform
a task.
• Every c++ program has at least one function that is

main() and programmer can define additional
function.
• You must define function prototype before use them.
• A function prototype tells compiler the name of the

function ,return type, and parameters.

• Syntax:
return_type function_name(parameter_list);
• Ex:
int max(int n1,int n2);

Exercise
 Write a program to demonstrate the

working of function in C++ to find
out the maximum of 2 numbers
entered by the user
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Solution
#include<iostream> using namespace std;
int max(int n1,int n2); //declaration
int main()
{
int n1; int n2; int a;
cout<<"Enter Number1: "<<"\
n"; cin>>n1;
cout<<"Enter Number2: "<<"\
n";
cin>>n2;
a=max(n1,n2); //calling function
cout<<"max value is "<<a<<"\n";
return 0;
}

int max(int n1,int n2)
{
int result;
if(n1>n2)
result=n1;
else
result=n2;
return result;
}

Pointer
• Pointer is basically the same as any other variable,
difference about them is that instead of containing actual
data they contain a pointer to the memory location where
information can be found.
• Basically, pointer is variable whose value is address of
another variable.
• Syntax:
type *var_name;
• Ex:
int *p;

• There are few operation which will do frequently with
pointer is:
1. We define a pointer variable.
2. Assign address of variable to a pointer and
3. Finally access the value at the address available in the pointer
variable.
• Like,
1. int var=20;
2. p =&var;
3. int *p;

Pointer Program
#include<iostream>
int main()
{
int var=34; int *p;
p=&var;
cout<<"Value of Var variable is

"<<var<<"\n";
cout<<"Address stored in
variable is "<<p<<"\n";
cout<<"Value of P Variable is
"<<*p<<"\n"; return 0;
}
Symbolic Constant Type
• Constant is an identifier with associated value which can not be altered
by the program during execution.
• You must initialize a constant when you create it, you can not assign
new value later after constant is initialized.
• Symbolic constant is a constant that is represented by name.
• Defining constant with ’ #define’.

• Defining constant with ’const’.
• Defining constant with ’enum’.

• Ex:
#define pi 3.14
const max=10;
enum char{a,b,c};

Type Compatibility
• The sizeof is a keyword but it is compile time operator
that determine the size, in byte, of a variable or data type.
• It can be used to get the size of classes, structure, union and any
other user defined data type.
• Syntax:
sizeof(data_type)
• Ex:
sizeof(x) or sizeof(int)
• sizeof operater will return integer value.

Program: Use Of Sizeof Operator
#include<iostream>
int main()
{
int a,x; char b;
float c=10.02; double d;
cout<<"size of a:"<<sizeof(a)*sizeof(x)<<"\n"; \*nested sizeof *\
cout<<"size of b:"<<sizeof(b)<<"\n";
cout<<"size of c:"<<sizeof(10.02)<<"\n";
cout<<"size of d:"<<sizeof(d)<<"\n";
return 0;
}

Variable In C++
• Variable is a place to store information.
• A variable is a location in your computer’s memory in which
you can store a value and from which you can later retrieve the
value.
• This is temporary storage, when you turn the computer off
these variable are lost.
• Like c, in C++ all variable must be declare before we used it.
• The difference is that in c, it requires to be defined at the
beginning of a scope, rather C++ allow you to declaration of
variable anywhere in the scope.

• This means that a variable can be declared right at the
place of its first use.
• Declaration Of variable: char name[12];
int a;
float num;
• If you are going to declare more than one variable having
same data type, you can declare all of them in single
statement by separating their identifiers with commas.
• For ex:
int a,b,c;

• At the other-end you can assign value to the variable when
you declare them its called initialization.
• Ex:
int a=0;
char name[]={‘h’,’e’,’l’,’l’,’o’}; char name[8]=‘computer’

Dynamic initialization:
The additional feature of c++ is ,to initialize the variable at run
time it is called dynamic initialization.
For example:
int c= a+b;
float avg=sum/n;

Reference variable:
• C++ references allow you to create a second name for the variable
that you can use to read or modify the original data stored in that
variable.
• This means that when you declare a reference and assign it a

variable it will allow you to treat the reference exactly as though it
were the original variable for the purpose of accessing and
modifying the value of the original even if the second
name(reference) is located within the different scope.
• Variable with different name share same data space.

• Syntax:
data_type& ref_name= var_name;
• Ex:
int a;
int& i=a;

Reference Program
#include<iostream> using namespace std; int
main()
{
int x[5]={1,2,3,4,5};
int& y=x[2];
cout<< "The Value of y is::" << y; return 0;
}

Operators In C++
All the operator in c is available in c++,but some additional
operator that are not in c are:
<< Insertion operator
>> Extraction operator
:: Scope resolution operator
* Pointer to member operator
delete memory release operator
endl line feed operator
new memory allocation operator
setw field width operator

Scope Resolution Operator(::)
• Basically variable are two types ,local variable and global variable.
• The variable which are declared within a block or function, that

are used only inside a function is called local variable.
• The global variable are declared out side function and used
anywhere in the program.

• A situation occurs when both global and local variable name are
same and we have to use global variable inside a local block or
function, then it is only possible by using Scope Resolution
Operator, it is used with global variable.
• Syntax:
::variable_name;
• A major application of the scope resolution operator is in the

classes to identify the class to which a member function belongs.

Program Using :: Operator
#include<iostream>
int m=5; //global
declaration
int main()
{
int m=15;
cout<<"Value of m is "<<m<<"\n";
cout<<"Value of global ::m is "<<::m<<"\n";
return 0;
}
Member Dereferencing Operator
 The member dereferencing operator are used in class, a class
contain various type of data and function as member.
 The dereference operator is also known as the indirection
operator.
 A c++ also permit us to access the class member through

pointer, so required a pointer to member operator which
are,
 ::* to declare a pointer to a member class
 .* to access a member using object name or
Pointer to that member.
 ->* to access a member using a pointer to the object
and a pointer to that member.

Memory Management Operators
• C++ using two unary operators to new and delete , that
perform the task of allocating and freeing the memory in
better and easy way.
• A new operator can be create object of any type.
• Syntax:
pointer_variable= new data_type;
• Ex:
int *p=new int;
• A delete operator deallocate pointer variable.
• Syntax:
delete pointer_variable;
• Ex:
delete p;

• You can also create space for any data type including
user-defined data type like array, structure, classes ,etc.
• Syntax :
pointer_variable=new data_type[size];
• Ex:
int *p=new int[100];
• Delete array element.
• Syntax:
delete [] pointer_variable;
• Ex:
delete []p;

Program Using New And
Delete Operator
#include<iostream> using namespace std; int main()
{
int *a=new int; int *b =new int;
int *sum= new int;
cout<<"Enter value for a and b:"<<"\n"; cin>>*a>>*b;

*sum=*a+*b;
cout<<"Sum of a and b is: "<<*sum; delete a;
delete b; return 0;
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Manipulators
• C++ provides the operator called manipulator for formatting the
output or manipulate the data in the way programmers wants to
display it.
• Most commonly used manipulators are:
• endl
• setw()
• endl: it causes a linefeed to be inserted into the stream. It has the
same effect as sending a single new line(“\n”) character.
• setw() is used to provide the field width for the value and
display them right-justified.

• Like,
int x=22;
cout<<setw(5)<<x;
2 2
• The <iomanip> header file provide rich set of manipulators.

Output

Manipulator Program
#include<iostream> #include<iomanip> using namespace
std;
int main()
{
int roll_no=2;
char name[]="Heer"; int age=19;
cout<<"Roll number is :"<<setw(5)<<roll_no<<endl;

cout<<"Name is :"<<setw(5)<<name<<endl; cout<<"Age
is :"<<setw(5)<<age<<endl;

Manipulator Program

Type Conversion
• Categorized in
1. Automatic conversions:
 When two operands of different tpes are encountered in the
same expression, the lower-type variable is converted to the
type of higher-type variable.
2. Casts:
 This is specified by the programmer, as opposed to the
automatic data conversions. This is sometimes called
coercion; the data is coerced into becoming another type

Type Casting
• While evaluating an expression if both operands for an operator
are not of same data type, then using implicit conversion rule c+
+ convert smaller type to wider type.
• For example, if two operands are respectively int and float type,
then int is converted into a float ad then operation is performed.
• Many times implicit conversion cause the problem and we do

not get proper result.

• For that, like c, c++ also uses explicit type casting with the type
cast operator in two different style as follow:
• Syntax:
(type_name) expression;
type_name (expression);
• Ex:
average=(float) sum/n;
average=float(sum)/n;

Expression And Their Types
• An expression is combination of operators,constants and
variables arranged as per the rule of language.
• It may also include function calls which return values.
• An expression may consist of one or more operands and zero

or more operators to produce a value.

• Expression may consist of following seven types:
• Constant expressions
• Integral expressions
• Float expressions
• Pointer expressions
• Relational expressions
• Logical expressions
• Bitwise expressions

• Constant expression:
It consist of only constant value.
Ex: 20 + 5 / 20;
• Integral expression:
Integral expressions are those which produce integer results after
implementing all the automatic and implicit type conversions.
Ex: m * n – 5; //m and n are integer
5 + int(2.0);
• Float expression:
Floating expression are those which, after all conversations,
produce floating point results.
Ex: 5 + float(10);
x * y / 10; //x and y are floating point

• Pointer expression:
Pointer expression are produce address values.
Ex: &m;
ptr; //m is variable and ptr is pointer
• Relational expression:
Relational expressions yield results of type bool which takes a
value true or false.
Also known as boolean expression.
Ex: x <= y;
a+b = c+d;
If arithmetic expression are used either side of relational
operator, they will be evaluated first then the results
compared.

• Logical expression
Logical expression combine two or more relational
expression and produces bool type result.
Ex: a>b && x==10;
x==10 || y==5;
• Bitwise expression
Bitwise expressions are used to manipulate data at bit
level. They are basically used for testing or shifting bits.
Ex: x<<3 // shift three bit position to left

y>>1 // shift one bit position to right

Special Assignment Expressions
• Chained assignment:
x = (y=10); or x = y = 10;
In above expression the 10 value is first assign to y and
then to x.
Chained expression is not used to initialization at the time of
declaration .
Like ,
float a=b=12.34; is wrong, instead of this we may write , float a
= 12.34, b= 12.34; is correct.

• Embedded assignment:
x = (y =50) +10;
where y=50 is an assignment expression known as embedded
assignment.
here, value 50 is assigned to y and then the result (50 + 10 = 60)
is assigned to x.
like, y=50;
x = y + 10;
• Compound assignment:
Compound assignment operator (+=)is a combination of
the assignment operator with a binary operator.
Ex: x=x+10 may be written as , x +=10;

Implicit Conversion
• Whenever data type are mixed in expression, c++ perform
conversions automatically. This process is known as implicit
conversion.
• If the operand type differ than the compiler converts one of them to
match with the other using the rule that the “smaller” type is
converted to the “wider” type.
• For example, if one operand is an int and other is float , the int is
converted into float because float is wider than int.
• Whenever a char and short int appears in expression it is

converted to an int.

Precedence & Associativity

O PERATOR PRECEDENCE AND ASSOCIATIVITY
precedence operators description associativity
Scope resolution
1 ::
operator
Suffix/postfix increment
++ --
decrement
Function style
type()
Type cast
type{ }
Left-to-right
2 Function call Array
()
subscripting
[]
Element selection by
.
Reference Element
selection through pointer
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++ - - Prefix increment and

decrement
+- Unary plus and minus
logical NOT and
! ~ bitwise NOT
C-style type cast
(type)
Indirection
3 * (dereference) Right-to-left
Address –of
&
Sizeof
sizeof Dynamic memory
new, new[] allocation
Dynamic memory
delete , deallocation
delete[]

?: Ternary operator
throw Throw operator
= Direct assignment
operator
+= -= Assignment by sum
and difference
15 Right-to-left
*= /= %= Assignment by product
quotient, and
remainder
<<= >>= Assignment by left shift
and right shift
&= ^= |= Assignment by bitwise
AND XOR and OR
, comma
16 Left-to-right

Control Structure
• Like c ,c++ also provide same control structure as
follows:
• if statement
• if-else statement
• switch statement
• do-while statement
• while statement
• for statement

If statement:
syntax:
if (expression is true) if(a>b)
{ {
cout<<“a is max”;
action-1; }
} else
else {
{ cout<<“b is max”;
}
action-2;
}

Switch statement:
switch(expression)
switch(character)
{ {
case1: case ‘m’:
action1; break; cout<<“male candidate”;
case2: break;
case ‘f’:
action2;
cout<<“female candidate”;
break; break; default:
… default: cout<<“invalid gender code”;
actionN; }
}

While statement:
syntax:
while(condition is true)
{
action1;
}
while(i>5)
{
cout<<“number of class:”; i++;
}

Do-while statement:
syntax: do
{
action1;
}
while(condition is true);
i=0;
do
{
cout<<i<<“\n”; i++;
}
while(i<5);

For statement:
syntax: for(initial_value;
condition;
increment/decrement)
{
action1;
}
for(int i=0;i<=5;i++)
{
cout<<i<<“\n”;
}

Other Control Statements
1. The break statement
2. The continue statement
3. The goto statement

Review Questions
Answer the following questions :
1.Describe data types in C++ in Details.
2.Explain public, private and protected access specifiers and

show their visibility when they are inherited as public,
private and protected.
3.Differentiate entry-controlled loop and exit-controlled loop.

Multiple Choice Questions
1. C++ statements that allow programmers to specifies that next statement to be executed may be other than
next one in a sequence, is called as
A. Transfer of control
B. Transfer of statements
C. Transfer of program
2. C++ control structures are combined in
A. Control-structure stacking
B. Control-structure nesting
C. Control-structure flow
D. Both A and B
3. Which one is not a valid identifier?
A. rdd2
B. x (5)
C. _DATE_
D. A3O
4. In C++ a name that is assigned by a user for a program elements such as variable, type, class, function or
namespaces is called
A.Operators
B.Identifier
C.Literals
D.All of These

MCQ Answer
1. A
2. D
3. B
4. B

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CE142: OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING WITH C++

December 2018 – May 2019

Tokens and Expressions & Control

Devang Patel Institute of Advance Technology and

• Learn about tokens used in C++

• Learn about control structures in C++

• Explore how to form and evaluate expressions in C++

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

• The Smallest Units in a program are known as

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

• Each keyword has fixed meaning and that can not be

where int is keyword indicates num1 is integer type.

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

signed long int 4 -2147483648 to 2147483647

unsigned long int 4 0 to 4294967295

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

Create a structure named student.

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

cout<<"Your Roll No is:"<<s.Roll_No<<"\n";

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

Memory representation in union

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

• The size of object is equal to the • The size of object is equal to

• Members are allocated distinct • Members are share common

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

enum [enum-type] {enum-list};

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

• The default value assigned to the enumeration constant are

• The user also can assign value to one or more enumeration

 Write a program to demonstrate the

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

• There is no Boolean (false or true) datatype in C++; the

enum boolean {false,true}; //false=0, true=1

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

• This ordering can be altered by using an equals sign to

enum suit { clubs=1,diamonds,hearts,spades};

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

• Every c++ program has at least one function that is

• You must define function prototype before use them.

• A function prototype tells compiler the name of the

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

 Write a program to demonstrate the

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

UNIT – 4 : Tokens and Expression & Control Structure

cout<<"Enter value for a and b:"<<"\n"; cin>>a>>b;