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11.Parameterized constructor

The document presents a C++ program that defines a class 'number' with a parameterized constructor and overloaded operators for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It demonstrates the usage of these operators by creating instances of the 'number' class and performing various arithmetic operations. The results are displayed using the 'show' method.

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11.Parameterized constructor

The document presents a C++ program that defines a class 'number' with a parameterized constructor and overloaded operators for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It demonstrates the usage of these operators by creating instances of the 'number' class and performing various arithmetic operations. The results are displayed using the 'show' method.

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11.

Parameterized constructor

#include<iostream.h>

#include<conio.h>

#include<math.h>

class number

public:

float x,y;

number()

{}

number(float a, float b)

x=a;

y=b;

number operator+(number d)

number num;

num.x=x+d.x;

num.y=y+d.y;

return num;

number operator-(number d)

number num;

num.x=x-d.x;
num.y=y-d.y;

return num;

number operator *(number d)

number num;

num.x=x*d.x;

num.y=y*d.y;

return num;

number operator /(number d)

number num;

num.x=x/d.x;

num.y=y/d.y;

return num;

void show()

cout<<"\n \t x value is : "<<x;

cout<<"\n \t y value is : "<<y;

};

void main()

clrscr();

number n1(5,5),n2(4,4),c;
cout<<"\n \n \t Addition:";

c=n1+n2;c.show();

cout<<"\n\t Subtraction :";

c=n1-n2;c.show();

cout<<"\n \t Multiplication:";

c=n1*n2;c.show();

cout<<"\n \t Divison :";

c=n1/n2;c.show();

getch();

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