You must create (in C++) two Crosswalk Signal objects from the class shown below to prove that your class works properly for GDOT, the first object should use the default constructor and the second object should use the overloaded constructor. Using the objects you just created in 1), call the method to change the light to the next in the sequence (in C++).

In C#, how would you write (2) programmer defined methods as described below:   Method #1 (GreetingGeneric) — a type void programmer defined method does not require any parameters. It should output a generic greeting line for a letter. For example: "Dear Customer", "Dear Student", etc. Method #2 (GradeMessage) — a type void programmer defined method that has (3) parameters; (string, string, double) for (name, assignment, and grade) and should output the passed parameters in sentence format: GradeMessage("Jimmy", "Midterm Exam", 79.5) would output: Jimmy took the Midterm Exam and got 79.5 points.   The Main() method for this program should: call Method #1 to output the generic greeting ask the user to enter a name, assignment, and grade and pass them to Method #2 for output. Input should only be done in the Main() method and output in the programmer-defined methods.

I have seen some solutions to this problem in Bartleby's library that make no sense to me. I am learning C++, more specifically working with dynamic integers and have become confused with what has been provided previously by others. Using dynamic integers, can I get help with creating a class named 'largeIntegers' so that an object of this class can store an integer of any number of digits. If I could get help with setting up operations to add, subtract, multiply, and compare integers stored in two objects. Also, if someone could explain and help myself create constructors to properly initialize objects and functions to set, retrieve, and print the values of objects. There are three files I am working with: main.cpp, largeIntegers.h, and largeIntegers.cpp largeIntegers.cpp #include <iostream> using namespace std;   largeIntegers.h   //Specification file largeIntegers.h   #ifndef H_largeIntegers  #define H_largeIntegers    #include <iostream> using namespace std;…

Kindly Solve this C++ question as per the instructions. Thank you for your help!   Instructions: 1- Put the class definition in Flight.h and the implementation of the constructors and functions in Flight.cpp Implement the Flight.h and Flight.cpp so that class Flight contains: 4 private instance variables: Name of data type string, which describe the three electric vehicle charger types (AC975, DL521, and AC863). Destination of data type string that shows the final destination of that flight. Hour and Minute of data type int that show the departure time. A default constructor which sets all of the numeric instance variables to zero and the String instance variables to null. A constructor with 4 parameters that sets the 4 instance variables to the corresponding values passed.  Implement an accessor method for each information (Flight name, Flight destination, and Flight Time) that will return the value of the instance variable. For example, the getX() method for the instance variables…

Please pay attention to the required data types in the description. Thetuple, list and vector classes and their objects are not allowed to be used. 1. Define a new C++ class named “PayStub” that manages pay information: number of hours (integer), hourly pay rate (double). The total payout amount will be calculated based on overtime. Any hour that ismore than 40 hours will be paid at 1.5 pay rate. For example, with the hourly pay rate of $10.0 and if the number of hours is 40, the payout amount will be 400 and if the number of hours is 50 it will be (40 * 10)+ (10 * 15) = 550Please note that because the payout is a calculated value, it should not be part of the data members to make the object as small as possible. The class must provide at least the following two methods:• toString method that returns the string containing all the information about the paystub including the total payout amount. For example, here is the output for different paystubs:40 hours at $10.0 an hourHOURS(40)…

Hello, I'm working on this hangman simulation in C++. The code runs but it doesn't count wrong guesses after one letter is guessed correctly. Also, the body of the hangman comes out wrong. Could you help?         #include<iostream>#include<cstring> // for string class functions#include<fstream>#include <cctype>using namespace std; int main(){    // define variable to get the response from user "Yes" or "No"    string response;    // Define index variable    int w = 0;    // define number of words that need to be guessed by the user assume 4    const int WORDS = 4;        // loop    do    {        // we will define the hangman body        const char body[] = "o/|\\|\\";        // here we define the words        string words[WORDS] = {"MACAW", "SADDLE", "TOASTER", "XENOICIDE"};        // fetch size or length        string xword(words[w].length(),'*');        // define iterator to fetch the words        string::iterator ix = xword.begin();        string::iterator i…

Hello, can anyone help me with this program please? I need it in C++. I already have a bit of code that was given to me but I'm not sure how to go forward with it. Please help me. Modify the vehicle management program to allow an automobile rental company to manage its fleet of automobiles. First, define a class called CityCar that contains an array of pointers to the 100 objects in the Car class. This also allows you to store pointers to objects of the derived class types PassCar and Truck. The objects themselves will be created dynamically at runtime. Define a class CityCar with an array of pointers to the Car class and an int variable for the current number of elements in the array. The constructor will set the current number of array elements to 0. The destructor must release memory allocated dynamically for the remaining objects. Make sure that you use a virtual destructor definition in the base class Car to allow correct releasing of memory for trucks and passenger vehicles.…

Create a social network, Chirper, that lets the user add new Chirps and like existing Chirps. It's lonely because only one person can add and like messages -- so there's really not much "social" about it. At least you can practice using objects, references, and function overloading in C++! Here's an example of how this program will run You can "chirp" a new message to Chirper, or "like" an existing chirp, or "exit". What do you want to do? chirp What's your message? This is my first chirp! Chirper has 1 chirps: 1. This is my first chirp! (0 likes)  You can "chirp" a new message to Chirper, or "like" an existing chirp, or "exit". What do you want to do? like Which index do you want to like? 1 Chirper has 1 chirps: 1. This is my first chirp! (1 likes)  You can "chirp" a new message to Chirper, or "like" an existing chirp, or "exit". What do you want to do? chirp What's your message? Second chirp is the best chirp. Chirper has 2 chirps: 1. This is my first chirp! (1 likes) 2. Second chirp…

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I need help writing a C++ code. I need the code to be a class called date that has an integer data members to store month, day, and year. The class should have a three-parameter default constructor that allows the date to be set at the time a new Date Object is created. If the user creates a Date object without passing any arguments, or the values passed are invalid, the default values of 1,1,2001 (i.e, January 1, 2001) should be used. The class should have member functions to print the date in the following formats:  3/15/2020 March 15, 2020 15 March 2020 I also need the program to only accept real values for month and day. By this I mean month 1-12 and date 1- how ever long the month is.