Create a class Integer to represent an int type. Integer i1; creates an integer that is initialised to 0. Sample class : class Integer{ Int i; public: //define constructors //define member functions for performing different operations }; Given below is the main function that lists out statements/operations that Integer class should support. int main() { Integer i1; //creates an integer that has 0 as its value Integer i2(1); //creates an integer that has 1 as its value Integer i3(i2); //creates i3 that has same value as i3 Integer i4; i4 = i1++ + i2; //adds two integer objects and return an integer object(increment operator is operated on i1). cout<<i4; //print integer object cin >> i4; //read into integer object i2=i4; //store value of i4 into i2 (implement function explicitly, not default one) if(i1!=i2) { //chk i1 and i2 have same value cout<<”not same”; } }
#Sample output
Enter first integer : 2 Enter second integer : 3 i4 = 5 Enter any Integer : 5
Updated value of second integer i2 : 5 i1 = 3 i2 = 5 i3 = 0 i4 = 5 i5 = 5
Check i1 and i2 same or not : Not same i1 + i2 = 8 i2 - i4 = 0 i5 / i4 = 1 i5 * i5 = 25
Process returned 0 (0x0) execution time : 14.412 s Press any key to continue.