CISP 400

Object Oriented
Programming in C++
Professor Fowler
Last Time

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 Agenda
Ch 7 - Object Oriented Programming
7.1 Abstract Data Types 7.8 Private member Functions

7.2 Object-Oriented 7.9 Passing Objects to Functions

Programming
7.10 Object Composition
7.3 Introduction to Classes
7.11 SKIP
7.4 Creating and using Objects
7.12 Structures
7.5 Defining Member Functions
7.13 More on Enumerated Data
7.6 Constructors Types

7.7 Destructors 8.13 Arrays of Objects

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Theme for Today

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“Method.”

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 Chapter 7
Object Oriented
Programming

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 Agenda
Ch 7 - Object Oriented Programming
7.1 Abstract Data Types 7.8 Private member Functions

7.2 Object-Oriented 7.9 Passing Objects to Functions

Programming
7.10 Object Composition
7.3 Introduction to Classes
7.11 SKIP
7.4 Creating and using Objects
7.12 Structures
7.5 Defining Member Functions
7.13 More on Enumerated Data
7.6 Constructors Types

7.7 Destructors 8.13 Arrays of Objects

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 Agenda
Ch 7 - Object Oriented Programming
7.1 Abstract Data Types 7.8 Private member Functions

7.2 Object-Oriented 7.9 Passing Objects to Functions

Programming
7.10 Object Composition
7.3 Introduction to Classes
7.11 SKIP
7.4 Creating and using Objects
7.12 Structures
7.5 Defining Member Functions
7.13 More on Enumerated Data
7.6 Constructors Types

7.7 Destructors 8.13 Arrays of Objects

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Accountability Groups

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 Purpose

• Support each other around a common goal -

getting a good grade in this class.

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 First Meeting

• Exchange contact info (OK to use Canvas)

• Decide Leader (rotating, selected?)

• Decide on Group Name

(1st choice + Backup choice)

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 Activities
1. Quick Check - 1/2 words on how you’re doing.

2. Record your weekly goals (individual)

3. Did you achieve last week’s goals?

Yes - Lavish Praise
No - “How can we help?”

4. Take Roll (privately chat me who’s missing)

5. Make any arrangements to meet outside class.

- Missing Material
- Peer Review
- Study Groups

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Program This
Exercise
 Exercise Goals

• Increase Topic Mastery

• Construct Knowledge

• Give you data to evaluate how well you are

learning.

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 Programming Exercise
• Build a dynamic array of 10 ints on the heap. Assign a
value of 10 * index number to each element.

• Display the array.

• Wrap the following in a 5 count loop:

• Generate a random number. Even - add 1 element to the

array. Odd -subtract 1 element from the array.

• Print what happened.

• Print the entire loop again.

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7.3 Introduction to
Classes

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7.4 Creating and
Using Objects

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7.5 Defining Member
Functions

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• Classes group data and associated behaviors.

• How do we create those behaviors?

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• We use methods!

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Methods

FORCED functions :. Forced abstraction.

Everything you learned about functions in CISP 360

apply.

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Method
Another example
 Coding Exercise

Create a Date class with private member ints day,

month, and year. Add a setDate() method to set the
date. Add a print public member function to display
the date.

Write a test rig to exercise this class.

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What’s this section
about?

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 Agenda
Ch 7 - Object Oriented Programming
7.1 Abstract Data Types 7.8 Private member Functions

7.2 Object-Oriented 7.9 Passing Objects to Functions

Programming
7.10 Object Composition
7.3 Introduction to Classes
7.11 SKIP
7.4 Creating and using Objects
7.12 Structures
7.5 Defining Member Functions
7.13 More on Enumerated Data
7.6 Constructors Types

7.7 Destructors 8.13 Arrays of Objects

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What’s Next?

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 Agenda
Ch 7 - Object Oriented Programming
7.1 Abstract Data Types 7.8 Private member Functions

7.2 Object-Oriented 7.9 Passing Objects to Functions

Programming
7.10 Object Composition
7.3 Introduction to Classes
7.11 SKIP
7.4 Creating and using Objects
7.12 Structures
7.5 Defining Member Functions
7.13 More on Enumerated Data
7.6 Constructors Types

7.7 Destructors 8.13 Arrays of Objects

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 Agenda
Ch 7 - Object Oriented Programming
7.1 Abstract Data Types 7.8 Private member Functions

7.2 Object-Oriented 7.9 Passing Objects to Functions

Programming
7.10 Object Composition
7.3 Introduction to Classes
7.11 SKIP
7.4 Creating and using Objects
7.12 Structures
7.5 Defining Member Functions
7.13 More on Enumerated Data
7.6 Constructors Types

7.7 Destructors 8.13 Arrays of Objects

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Homework 2 due Sunday.

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Modify This

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