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The document demonstrates the use of a generic vector class template in C++. It shows creating a vector of integers of a given size, initializing its elements, modifying an element, and multiplying the entire vector by a scalar value.

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Practical 7

The document demonstrates the use of a generic vector class template in C++. It shows creating a vector of integers of a given size, initializing its elements, modifying an element, and multiplying the entire vector by a scalar value.

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Practical 7

Name: Saurabh Asnare (SYCOA 276)

#include <iostream> cin >> vec[i];


using namespace std; }
}
// # Class Template // # Modify Vector
template <class T> void modify()
class Vector {
{ int pos;
private: cout << "\n# Modify Vector: " << endl;
// 'vec' is an array cout << " Previous Vector: ";
T *vec; display(1);
int size; up:
cout << "Enter position (0-" << size - 1
<< ") to make changes: ";
public:
cin >> pos;
// # Constructor
if (pos >= size)
Vector(int m)
{
{
cout << "Please enter correct
size = m;
position..!" << endl;
vec = new T[size];
goto up;
for (int i = 0; i < size; i++)
}
vec[i] = 0;
cout << "Enter new vector value: ";
}
cin >> vec[pos];
// # Create Vector
cout << " New Vector: ";
void create()
}
{
// # Multiply By Scalar
cout << "\n# Create Vector: " << endl;
void multiply()
for (int i = 0; i < size; i++)
{
{
T sc;
cout << " ";
cout << "\n# Multiply By Scalar: " <<
cout << "vec[" << i << "] = "; endl;
cout << " Previous Vector: "; cout << "\n# Enter size of the Vector: ";
display(1); cin >> size;
cout << "Enter scaler number to multiply // Creating an Integer Vector
with vector: ";
Vector<int> vec(size); //.... 'vec' is an object
cin >> sc; of class template 'Vector'
for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) vec.display(0);
vec[i] = vec[i] * sc; vec.create();
cout << " New Vector: "; vec.display(0);
} vec.modify();
// # Display Vector vec.display(1);
void display(int n) vec.multiply();
{ vec.display(1);
int i; cout << "\n";
if (n == 0) return 0;
{
cout << "\n# Display Vector: " <<
endl;
cout << " Vector: ";
}
cout << "(";
for (i = 0; i < size - 1; i++)
{
cout << vec[i] << ",";
}
cout << vec[i] << ")\n";
}
};

// # Main Function
int main()
{
int size;
cout << "\n# Generic Vector #\n";
output:
# Generic Vector #

# Enter size of the Vector: 3

# Display Vector:
Vector: (0,0,0)

# Create Vector:
vec[0] = 10
vec[1] = 20
vec[2] = 30

# Display Vector:
Vector: (10,20,30)

# Modify Vector:
Previous Vector: (10,20,30)
Enter position (0-2) to make changes: 1
Enter new vector value: 15
New Vector: (10,15,30)

# Multiply By Scalar:
Previous Vector: (10,15,30)
Enter scaler number to multiply with vector: 2
New Vector: (20,30,60)

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