CSCE 240 – Programming Assignment Five

CSCE 240 – Programming Assignment Five

Purpose – Create the Fraction (Parent) and Probability (Child) classes
Create a Fraction class that holds the numerator and denominator in private nonstatic integer data members. The class will contain a constructor with default
arguments, accessor and mutator functions for the private data members, an
overloaded == operator, and functions ToDecimal, Multiply, Divide, and ToString.
Read the comments in the supplied fraction.h header file for more detailed
requirements. Initial tests for the functionality of the Fraction class have been
provided in the attached TestFraction*.cc source files. Note: all tests except
ToString and ToDecimal use the == operator. You are encouraged to create more
rigorous tests.
Derive a Probability class from the Fraction base class. The class will contain a
constructor with default arguments, a constructor to convert a Fraction object to
a Probability object, an OddsInFavor function, and redefined functions from the
Fraction class as needed. Read the comments in the supplied probability.h header
file for more detailed requirements. Initial tests for the functionality of the
Probability class have been provided in the attached TestProbability*.cc source
files. Note: all tests use the == operator. You are encouraged to create more
rigorous tests.
Specifications
- Add all code for the definition of the Fraction class to the attached
fraction.h header file.
- Include all of the necessary code for the Fraction class, including the
implementation all of the public member functions, in the attached fraction.cc
source file.
- Add all code for the definition of the Probability class to the attached
probability.h header file.
- Include all of the necessary code for the Probability class, including the
implementation all of the public member functions, in the attached
probability.cc source file.
- You will submit a zip file (only a zip file will be accepted) containing
fraction.h, fraction.cc, probability.h and probability.cc to the assignment in
Blackboard.
- Source files must compile and run on a computer of the instructor’s choosing
in the Linux lab (see your course syllabus for additional details).
Grade Breakdown
Style fraction.h: 0.25 point
Style fraction.cc: 0.25 point
Style probability.h: 0.25 point
Style probability.cc: 0.25 point
Documentation: 1 point
Clean compilation of fraction.cc: 0.4 point
Clean compilation of probability.cc: 0.4 point
Clean compile/link with TestFractionConstructors.cc: 0.1 point
Clean compile/link with TestFractionToDecimal.cc: 0.1 point
Clean compile/link with TestFractionToString.cc: 0.1 point
Clean compile/link with TestFractionMultiply.cc: 0.1 point
Clean compile/link with TestFractionMultiplyOperator.cc: 0.1 point
Clean compile/link with TestFractionDivide.cc: 0.1 point
Clean compile/link with TestProbabilityConstructors.cc: 0.1 point
Clean compile/link with TestProbabilityToDecimal.cc: 0.1 point
Clean compile/link with TestProbabilityToString.cc: 0.1 point
Clean compile/link with TestProbabilityMultiply.cc: 0.1 point
Clean compile/link with TestProbabilityMultiplyOperator.cc: 0.1 point
Clean compile/link with TestProbabilityDivide.cc: 0.1 point
Passes instructor’s modified TestFractionConstructors.cc tests: 0.5 point
Passes instructor’s modified TestFractionToDecimal.cc tests: 0.5 point
Passes instructor’s modified TestFractionToString.cc tests: 0.5 point
Passes instructor’s modified TestFractionMultiply.cc tests: 0.5 point
Passes instructor’s modified TestFractionMultiplyOperator.cc tests: 0.5 point
Passes instructor’s modified TestFractionDivide.cc tests: 0.5 point
Passes instructor’s modified TestProbabilityConstructors.cc tests: 0.5 point
Passes instructor’s modified TestProbabilityToDecimal.cc tests: 0.5 point
Passes instructor’s modified TestProbabilityToString.cc tests: 0.5 point
Passes instructor’s modified TestProbabilityMultiply.cct tests: 0.5 point
Passes instructor’s modified TestProbabilityMultiplyOperator.cc tests: 0.5 point
Passes instructor’s modified TestProbabilityDivide.cc tests: 0.5 point
The penalty for late program submissions is 10% per day, with no submission
accepted after 3 days.