2143 Program 2 - MyVector Class 2 Solution

Overview
Using code from your own first program OR my implementation here, create a more robust MyVector class that includes some added functionality with the overloading of some C++ operators. The operations performed by using a particular operator will be defined by us with a brief discussion on what we should do. We do not have to abide by convention, we can define each operator to do anything we want.
Requirements
Overload << (ostream) so that printing to std out is easy.
Overload << (ofstream) so that printing to out-file is easy.
Overload [] so that your MyVector can be treated as an array (optional)
Overload + (addition)
Overload - (subtraction) (optional)
Overload * (multiplication) (optional)
Overload / (division) (optional)
Overload == (equality) Overload = (assignment)
Testing your code
Given: ```cpp int a1[] = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 }; int a2[] = { 10, 20, 30 }; MyVector v1(a1,5); MyVector v2(a2,3); ofstream fout; ofile.open("output.txt"); cout << v1[2] << endl; // writes out 3 v1[4] = 9; // v1 now = [1,2,3,4,9] cout << v1 << endl; // writes out [1,2,3,4,9] to console.
fout << v1 << endl; // writes out [1,2,3,4,9] to your output file.
Vector v3 = v1 + v2; cout << v3 << endl; // writes out [11,22,33,4,9] to console. v3 = v1 - v2; cout << v3 << endl; // writes out [-9,-18,-27,4,9] to console. v3 = v2 - v1; cout << v3 << endl; // writes out [9,18,27,4,9] to console. v3 = v2 * v1; cout << v3 << endl; // writes out [10,40,90,4,9] to console. v3 = v1 * v2; cout << v3 << endl; // writes out [10,40,90,4,9] to console.
v3 = v1 / v2; cout << v3 << endl; // writes out [0,0,0,4,9] to console. v3 = v2 / v1; cout << v3 << endl; // writes out [10,10,10,4,9] to console.
cout << (v2 == v1) << endl; // writes 0 to console (false) .
MyVector v4 = v1; cout << (v4 == v1) << endl; // writes 1 to console (true) . ```
Deliverables
Create a folder in your assignments folder called P02
In that folder create a file called README.md
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Create a banner for your program (see HERE).
Make sure your banner is readable and does NOT have blank lines between every other row.
2143 P02 Name
Print out your source code. Make sure it's commented.
Print out your output file.
Put your assignment on the lecture podium at the beginning of class.
Staple everything in this order:
1) Banner (on top)
2) Source code (middle)
3) Output (bottom)
Any hand writing on your assignment is reduction in 1 letter grade.
Failure to follow instructions is a reduction in 1 letter grade. Unreadable banner is a reduction in 1 letter grade.