1. Write a class called **CAccount** which contains two
private data elements, an integer **accountNumber**
and a floating point **accountBalance**, and three
member functions:
1. A constructor that allows the user to set
initial values for **accountNumber** and
**accountBalance** and a default constructor
that prompts for the input of the values for
the above data members.
2. A function called **inputTransaction**,
which reads a character value for
**transactionType** ('D' for deposit
and 'W' for withdrawal), and a floating point
value for **transactionAmount**, which
updates **accountBalance**.
3. A function called **printBalance**, which
prints on the screen the **accountNumber**
and **accountBalance**.
2. Design a class **CCourse** that will hold the
courses that are offered at a local college. The class
should at least have the following data members:
year = the calendar year the class is being taught
term = the term the class is being taught in
(FALL, WINTER, SPRING, SUMMER)
courseNumber = the course prefix and number
(edp171, chm201, ... )
sectionNumber = the three character value that
identifies what specific section
of the course is being taught
building = what building the course is being
taught in
room = what room the course is being taught in
beginTime = what time the course starts (the
beginning time can vary from one
meeting to the next,
i.e., The class meets at 1:00PM on
Monday and Wednesday, but at 1:30PM on
Tuesday and Thursday.)
endTime = what time the course starts (the ending
time can vary from one meeting to the
next, i.e., The class ends at 3:00PM on
Monday and Wednesday, but at 3:30PM on
Tuesday and Thursday.)
meetingDays = what days of the week the course
meets, usually more than once a
week.
Develop all methods needed by the class. You do not
have to write a program to use the class.
3. Design a class **CDocument** that will hold lines
that compose the contents of a document. A document
can be text that comes from disk file or a list of
lines that are temporarily being held in memory. The
class should have a 'has-a' relationship with a
**CDblList** class which is a double linked list
class. The **CDocument** class should at least have
the following capabilities:
1. A constructor that is passed the name of a disk
file. The file will be opened, the contents
read and each line from the file will be stored
into an element of the linked list.
2. A default constructor that initializes the list
as being empty.
3. A copy constructor that initializes the list
from another instance of the **CDocument**.
4. A group of browse functions for the list, such
as:
- insert a new item in the list
- delete an item from the list
- move to the beginning of the list
- move to the end of the list
- move to the next item in the list
- move to the previous item in the list
- are we at the beginning of the list
- are we at the end of the list
- return the value from the current item in
the list
5. A method that returns a reference to the
current instance of the **CDocument** class.
Develop all methods needed by the class. You do not
have to write a program to use the class.
4. Design a class **CView** that will allow for the
display of lines of text. The class will paginate any
output, pausing at the end of each screen full shown
and allowing the input of the following commands:
- N or n for move to next page
- P or p for move to previous page
- Q or q to quit the display and return to
the menu
The **CView** class should at least have the
following capabilities:
1. A constructor that is passed the address of a
**CDocument** class. The **CDocument**
class manages the document that will be viewed.
2. A default constructor that initializes the
display device to be blank.
Develop all methods needed by the class. You do not
have to write a program to use the class.