... perform a backup. Instead of typing all these different commands individually each time, a script file can be written to execute all of them with one command. Procedures Basic knowledge of the command ... 2002, Cisco Systems, Inc. Lab 10.4.10: Writing a Script Filein Linux Estimated Time: 25 minutes Objective Upon completion of this lab, the student will be able to create a script file and ... directory and files back? Y/N ________________________ 3 - 4 IT Essentials II v2.0 - Lab 10.4.10 Copyright 2002, Cisco Systems, Inc. 2. Create a vi script that will automate the backup process....
... them in the place of standard labs.• Two labs have been added: “Lab 8: Copying and Comparing ADTs”—which coversdata structure assignment and comparison operators, and copy and convertconstructors—and ... this laboratory you will:Examine the components that form an abstract datatype (ADT)Implement an ADT using a C+ + classCreate a function that displays a logbook in calendarformInvestigate how ... essential software engineering concepts as code reuse, data abstraction,and object-oriented programming. The first exercise in each In- lab is an applications problem based on the materialcovered...
... literal5.190.519E10.0519e2519.OE-212.12.0.12E+212e00.75.757.5e-175E-20.000040.4e-4.4E-44E-5Constant Character Constant Value(ASCII code decimal)Capital A Lowercase a BlankDotDigit 0Terminating null character65973246480&apos ;A& apos;&apos ;a& apos;' ''.''0''\0'This ... by code 65, for example. The characterset defines which code represents a certain character. When displaying characters onscreen, the applicable character codes are transmitted and the “receiver,” ... efficient programming, and that string access via the commandline of an application program is used to illustrate pointer arrays. Chapter 18 explains sequential file access using file streams....
... type.ᮀ Character Constants A character constant is a character enclosed in single quotes. Character constants takethe type char.EXAMPLE: &apos ;A& apos; // Type: charThe numerical value is the character ... literal5.190.519E10.0519e2519.OE-212.12.0.12E+212e00.75.757.5e-175E-20.000040.4e-4.4E-44E-5Constant Character Constant Value(ASCII code decimal)Capital A Lowercase a BlankDotDigit 0Terminating null character65973246480&apos ;A& apos;&apos ;a& apos;' ''.''0''\0'Chapter ... codes.The C+ + language does not stipulate any particular characters set, although in gen-eral a character set that contains the ASCII code (American Standard Code for Informa-tion Interchange)...
... 150Chapter 9 The Standard Class string 153Defining and Assigning Strings 154Concatenating Strings 156Comparing Strings 158Inserting and Erasing in Strings 160Searching and Replacing in Strings ... particular characters set, although in gen-eral a character set that contains the ASCII code (American Standard Code for Informa-tion Interchange) is used. This 7-bit code contains definitions ... characters in 24 languages.28■CHAPTER 2 FUNDAMENTAL TYPES, CONSTANTS, AND VARIABLES■NAMESKeywords in C+ +Examples for namesasmautoboolbreakcasecatchcharclassconstconst_castcontinuedefaultdeletedodoubledynamic_castelseenumexplicitexternfalsefloatforfriendgotoifinlineintlongmutablenamespacenewoperatorprivateprotectedpublicregisterreinterpret_castreturnshortsignedsizeofstaticstatic_caststructswitchtemplatethisthrowtruetrytypedeftypeidtypenameunionunsignedusingvirtualvoidvolatilewchar_twhilevalid:a...
... within class hierarchies, which occurs in the context of assignments and function calls. Explicit type casting in class hierar-chies is also described, paying particular attention to upcasting and ... introduced.Chapter 26 describes how defining pure virtual methods can create abstract classesand how you can use abstract classes at a polymorphic interface for derived classes. Toillustrate ... illustrate a typical application for each lan-guage element. In addition, filter programs and case studies introduce the reader to a wide range of application scenarios.To gain command over a programming...
... and Assigning Strings 154Concatenating Strings 156Comparing Strings 158Inserting and Erasing in Strings 160Searching and Replacing in Strings 162Accessing Characters in Strings 164Exercises ... containers, the chapter also looks at sample applications, such as bitmaps forraster images, and routing techniques.Additional FeaturesChapter Goals A concise chapter introduction, which contains ... Objects 302Static Data Members 304Accessing Static Data Members 306Enumeration 308Exercises 310Solutions 314Chapter 16 Arrays 321Defining Arrays 322Initializing Arrays 324Arrays 326Class...
... bankaccounts would work with data such as balances, credit limits, transfers, interest calcula-tions, and so on. An object representing an account ina program will have propertiesand capacities ... that are important for account management.OOP objects combine data (properties) and functions (capacities). A class defines a certain object type by defining both the properties and the capacities ... previously into a single task. A graphical user interface isavailable for editing, compiling, linking, and running the application. Moreover, addi-tional tools, such as a debugger, can be launched.In...
... by code 65, for example. The characterset defines which code represents a certain character. When displaying characters onscreen, the applicable character codes are transmitted and the “receiver,” ... numerical value 1 and false by a zero.ᮀ The char and wchar_t TypesThese types are used for saving character codes. A character code is an integer associatedwith each character. The letter A is represented ... the ASCII code (American Standard Code for Informa-tion Interchange) is used. This 7-bit code contains definitions for 32 control characters(codes 0 – 31) and 96 printable characters (codes...
... literal5.190.519E10.0519e2519.OE-212.12.0.12E+212e00.75.757.5e-175E-20.000040.4e-4.4E-44E-5Constant Character Constant Value(ASCII code decimal)Capital A Lowercase a BlankDotDigit 0Terminating null character65973246480&apos ;A& apos;&apos ;a& apos;' ''.''0''\0'FUNDAMENTAL ... standard escape sequences, their decimalvalues, and effects.You can use octal and hexadecimal escape sequences to create any character code.Thus, the letter A (decimal 65) in ASCII code can ... Stringconstants separated only by white spaces will be concatenated to form a single string.To continue a string in the next line you can also use a backslash \ as the lastcharacter ina line, and...
... <iostream>using namespace std;int gVar1; // Global variables,int gVar2 = 2; // explicit initializationint main(){char ch(&apos ;A& apos;); // Local variable being initialized// or: char ch = &apos ;A& apos;;cout ... theprogram.ᮀ Initialization A variable can be initialized, i.e. a value can be assigned to the variable, during its defini-tion. Initialization is achieved by placing the following immediately after ... accessed instead ofrepeatedly using a value that has been read at a prior stage.It is also possible to combine the keywords const and volatile when declaring a variable.EXAMPLE: volatile const...
... CLASSES■ HEADER FILESUsing header filesiostream Header file CopyCopymyheader.h Header file application.cppSource file // Declaration// of cin, cout,// . . .#include <iostream>#include ... Standard Class Definitions In addition to standard function prototypes, the header files also contain standard classdefinitions. When aheaderfile is included, the classes defined and any objects ... iomanip are not contained in the std namespacebut are declared globally.✓NOTE■STANDARD HEADER FILES Header files of the C+ + standard library Header files of the C standard libraryalgorithm...
... globally visible. This can cause nameconflicts in large programs. For this reason each Cheader file, for example name.h, isaccompanied in C+ + by a second header file, cname, which declares ... page illustrates.ᮀ Calling MethodsAll the methods defined as public within the corresponding class can be called for anobject. In contrast to calling a global function, a method is always called ... the string themselves. In general, there are several ways of initializing an object of a class. A string can thusbe initialized with a certain number of identical characters, as the example on...