Database System Concepts
Database System Concepts
7th Edition
ISBN: 9780078022159
Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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**Title: C++ Programming Task: Implementing an Array Class**

**Objective:**

Write a C++ program that includes an array class and then defines an object from the array class. The program should:

1. Get the size of this array from the user.
2. Ensure all elements of this object are integers.
3. Prompt the user to enter integers up to the size of the array.
4. Find the maximum integer in the array and print it.

**Instructions:**

1. Define a class to represent an array of integers.
2. Implement a constructor to initialize the array size and allocate memory.
3. Use a function to get the array element values from the user.
4. Implement a function to find and return the maximum value in the array.
5. Ensure the use of iterators to handle elements within the array.

**Note:**
- Fix the size of the array to 5 elements and then define the iterator to iterate through the array.

**Key Points:**
- Understand class and object creation in C++.
- Gain practice in using iterators for array traversal.
- Leverage input/output functions to interact with the user.
- Use logic to determine and print the maximum value from the array.

Explore the code implementation to reinforce these concepts and solidify your understanding of arrays and iterators in C++.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Title: C++ Programming Task: Implementing an Array Class** **Objective:** Write a C++ program that includes an array class and then defines an object from the array class. The program should: 1. Get the size of this array from the user. 2. Ensure all elements of this object are integers. 3. Prompt the user to enter integers up to the size of the array. 4. Find the maximum integer in the array and print it. **Instructions:** 1. Define a class to represent an array of integers. 2. Implement a constructor to initialize the array size and allocate memory. 3. Use a function to get the array element values from the user. 4. Implement a function to find and return the maximum value in the array. 5. Ensure the use of iterators to handle elements within the array. **Note:** - Fix the size of the array to 5 elements and then define the iterator to iterate through the array. **Key Points:** - Understand class and object creation in C++. - Gain practice in using iterators for array traversal. - Leverage input/output functions to interact with the user. - Use logic to determine and print the maximum value from the array. Explore the code implementation to reinforce these concepts and solidify your understanding of arrays and iterators in C++.
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