C / C++ / MFC

jon_80 wrote:

x1 = x2;<pre>

John M. Drescher wrote:

If this is not a homework problem

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The only programmers that are better than C programmers are those who code in 1's and 0's.....

Programm3r

jon_80 wrote:

void CalcSalary(CEmployee &emp)
{
emp.m_HourlyRate = 50;
emp.m_HoursWorked = 1;
};

jon_80 wrote:

Does this mean that forward declarations cannot be done on classes that might need to be inherited?

class CEmployee
{
public:
    virtual void CalcSalary( void ){}
 
protected:
    float m_HourlyRate;
    float m_HoursWorked;
};
 
class CAccountant : protected CEmployee
{
    public:
        void CalcSalary( void )
        {
            m_HourlyRate  = 50.0;
            m_HoursWorked = 1.0;
        };
};

jon_80 wrote:

class CAccountant : protected CEmployee

jon_80 wrote:

Also, in the code above I was trying to use a forward declaration so that I could declare CEmployee after CAccountant, but the following compilation error was displayed:
error C2504: 'CEmployee' : base class undefined

break; wrote:

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break; wrote:

Type in editor with [Alt + KeyPadNum] a number 155 and the same with [Alt + KeyPad] 0155, you will see they are two
different characters!?

char* nptr="0155";
 int total=0
int c=(int)(unsigned char)*nptr++;//c is 48 here
while (isdigit(c)) {//0,1,5,5 will return true here.
    total = 10 * total + (c - '0');
    c = (int)(unsigned char)*nptr++;
}
return total;