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2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes CHAPTER 3 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING IN C++ 1 LE Boi Soe eA GEa dere WY. Ig aePILy wee All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes After completing this lesson, you will be able to: * Define program * Define header file and reserved words * Describe the structure of C++ program Know the use of statement terminator + Explain the purpose of comments and their syntax + Explain the difference between constant and variable Explain the rules for specifying variable names * Know data types used in C++ * Define constant qualifier ~const < Explain the process of declaring and initializing variables © Use type casting ‘+ Explain the use of cout statement «Explain the use of cin statement « Define getchQ, gets() and puts() functions * Define escape sequence * Use of escape sequence in programs * Use I/O handling functions Use manipulators endl and setw * Define operators and know thei use in programs Use unary binary and ternary operators in programs — + Define expression * Define and explain the order of precedence of operators ( * Define and explain compound expression 1.1 INTRODUCTION Q1. Give a brief introduction to C++ LE Boi Soe eA GEa dered Pu ge Be PIL, wee All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Answer C++ C++ isa general purpose programming language that supports various computer programming models such as Object Oriented Programming (OOP) and generic programming. Bjrance Stroustrup created it in early in 1980s at Bell Laboratories Purpose of C++ Main purpose of C++ was to make writing good programs easier and more pleasant for the individual programmer Use of C++ C++ supports modern programming techniques. It is commonly used for developing high performance commercial software, games and graphic related programs. 1.1.1 COMPUTER PROGRAM Q2. What is meant by a computer program? Explain. Answer Computer Program Acomputer program is a set of instructions that performs a specific task when I executed by a computer. It tells the Computer what to do. Explanation Everything a computer does is controlled by computer program Examples Microsoft Word is a program that allows computer users to create documents. Skype is a program used to make cell free of charge to other people who are on Skype. Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Q3, Define development of program, machine language, source code and object code Answer Development of Programs Generally programs are written in English oriented high level languages such as Visual Basic, Pascal, Java C++ ete Machine Language Acomputer can only understand instruction in machine language, which consists of Os and 1s. Therefore, a program written in a high level language must be translated into machine language before execution. This task is achieved by software known as compiler Source Code & Object Code A program written in high language is called source code and its equivalent program in machine language is called object code 1.1.2 HEADER FILE AND RESERVED WORDS Q4. What are header files? Give some examples Answer Header Files The C++ contains many header files. Header files contain information that is required by the program in which these are used. It has .h extension. Examples of Header files Some examples of header files are iostream.h conio.h and math h, These files are included in the standard library of C++ compiler Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Q5, What are pre-processor directives? State its syntax & give some examples Answer Pre-processor directive Pre-processor directive is used to include a header file at the beginning of program. Pre-processor directive is not a normal program instruction to be executed by the CPU. Itis a code for the compiler to include a header fle Syntax of Pre-processor Directive The syntax of pre-processor directive to include a header file in a program is =~ # include It begins with a #sign followed by the world include and then name of header file is written angled brackets <> Example 1 To include the header file iostream.h in a program, the code is = #include The effect of this line is to copy all the contents of iostream.h header file into the program and make them available for use. Almost all the C++ programs perform input/output operations. Therefore, generally this header file is included in the programs. Example 2 The following is another example for including math.h header file in a program #include The math.h header file contains code for performing mathematical functions such as finding the square root of a number. Q6. Define reserved words. Make a list of reserved words Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Answer Reserved Words Reserved words are special words which are reserved by a programming language for specific purpose in program. These cannot be used as a variable names. Alll the reserved words are written in lower case letters. There are about 80 reserved words in C++ but this may vary depending on the version being used. Example Some examples of reserved words of C++ are if, void, break, while, case and char List of Reserved Words The reserved words of C++ are And |And_|Asm | Auto Bitand | Bitor Bool Break eq VU: Case |Cate |Char | Class Const | Const_c |Continue —_| Default h ast Delet |Do | Doub! | Dynamic_ | Else Enum | Explicit Export e e cast Extem | False | Float | For Friend |Goto |if Inline Int |Long |Mutab|Namespac |New — | Not Not_eq Operat le e or Or Ore |Privat |Protected | Public | Register | Reinterpret_ | Return q e cast Short | Signe | Sizeof | Static Statice |Struct | Switch Templa d ast te Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes This |Thro |tue | Try Typedef |Typeid |Typename | Union w Using |Virtu | Void | Volatile — | Unsigne | Wehar_t | While Xor_eq al d Xor 1.1.3 STRUCTURE OF C++ PROGRAM Q7. Describe the structure of a C++ program Answer Structure AC++ program has the following structure Pre-processor directives Void main() { Body of main () function } Explanation A C++ program starts with pre-processor directives, followed by the line void main() function and then the body of the main() function is written within curly brackets and } Body of main( function Body of main() function consists of executable statements. These statements perform a specific task when the program is executed by the CPU. There is no restriction on the number of statement that can be written in the body of main() function Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Program To understand the structure of program, consider the following program #include Void main() { Cout<< “Information Technology; } Explanation #include This is the first ine of the program and it is a pre-processor directive. This program prints a message on the screen. Therefore, iostream h header file is included which contains the code for performing input/output operations Void maind This line identifies the main function of the C++ program. All C++ programs must have main() function. If a program consists of more than one function, the location of main() does not matter. In C++ program the main() function is always executed first Cout << Information Technology This is a C++ statement. The meaning of this statement is to print the message Information Technology on the screen. This statement is written within the curly brackets and is called body of the main () function. 1.1.4 STATEMENT TERMINATOR (;) Q8. Give a brief introduction to statement terminator. Answer LE Boi Soe eA GEa dered Pu ge Be PIL, wee All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Statement Terminator In C++, semicolon is a statement terminator. It marks the end of a statement. All the C++ statement must end with a semicolon. The following statement was used in the following code notice that it ends with a semicolon Cout<<*Information Technology”; If," Is missing the compiler will give syntax error number and also the message that ",” is missing. The error number and message may vary depending on the compiler used. 1.1.5 COMMENTS IN C++ PROGRAM . Q9. State the purpose of comments in C++ program? How many types of comments are. used in C++? Explain Answer Comments All the programming languages allow comments in programs. Comments are explanatory statements that help the reader in understanding source code. Comments can be entered at any location in the program. Comments are ignored during program execution. Which means they are not executable statements. Types of Comments UW There are two types of comments in C++. These are given below C) i. Single line Comments 7 ji, Multiple ine Comments i. The Single Line Comments (/) The single line comments start with // (double slash) and continue until the end of the line Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Program The following program demonstrates the use of single line comments // thisis a very simple C++ program # include Void main 0) { ‘Cout << ‘Information Technology’ //it prints a message on the screen. < ) li, The Multiple Line Comments (/* and */) This type of comments is used for entering multiple line comments in a ; program. The /* is used at the beginning of comments and */ ends it = Program The following program demonstrates the use of multiple line comments /* this is my fiist C++ program It demonstrates the Structure of C++ program v W # include Void main () Cout <<" Information Technology”, a: The /* and */ type comments can also be used to enter comments on a single line as shown below /* this is my first C++ program */ 10 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Q10. State the purpose of constants and variables in programs Answer Constants and variables are used in programs to perform calculation of various types. Therefore, it is important to understand how they are used in computer programs 1.2.1 CONSTANTS AND VARIABLES Q11. Define constants and its types. Give examples Answer Constant In computer programming a constantis a value that does not change during execution of program Types of Constants A constant can be a number, a character or a character string. A character string is a sequence of any number of characters. Q12. Define variable Answer Example of Constants Some examples of constants are 42, 7.25, ‘s’ and ‘computer’ respectively. In C++ a single character constant is written single quotes and a string constant within double quotes, u Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Q12. Define variable Answer Variable Avariable is a name of memory location where data is stored. Variables are used in computer programs to store values of different data types, The data stored ina variable may change during program execution. 1.2.2. RULES FOR SPECIFYING VARIABLE NAMES Q12. Write down the rules for naming a variable Answer The following are the rules for naming a variable pe 1. The first character of a variable name must be alphabet or underscore 2. The characters allowed in a variable name are i. Underscore (_) li, Digits (0 to 9) li, Upper case letters (A to 2) iv. Lower case letters (a to z) Uppercase Letter An upper case letter is considered different from a lower case letter Example The variable SUM is different from Sum or sum Underscore The underscore (_) is generally used to improve readability Example 12 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes The variable overtime may also be written as over-time 3. Special symbols such as $, @, %, # are not allowed 4, Blank space or comma |s not allowed 5. Reserved words of C++ are not allowed to be used asa variable name 1.2.3 C++ DATA TYPRS Q14. Explain the data types in C++ Answer Data Types Data types are declarations of variables for storing various types of data. Data types have different storage capacities. In C++ programs data types of a variable must be defined before assigning it a value Data types in C++ The data types used in C++ programming are as follows i. Integer li, Floating point iil, Double precision iv. Character r - W 1. Integer Itis a data type that is used to define numeric variables to store whole numbers”) such as -3, 0, 367, +2081etc. Integers represent values that are counted such as ; number of students in a class. The short form of integer is int Numbers that have fractional part such as 3.84 cannot be stored in an integer variable Types of Integer The following table shows the integer types, the number of bytes it takes in memory to store the value and the range of numbers it can store. 13 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Floating type Number of Bytes Range of Numbers Int 4 bytes -2147482648 to 21474483647 Unsigned int 4 bytes 0 to 4294967295 Short int 2 bytes -32768 to 32767 Unsigned short int 2 bytes 0 to 655535 Long int 4 bytes -2147483648 to 2147483647 Unsigned long int 4 bytes 0 to 4294967295 2. Floating point Itis a data type that is used to define variables that can store numbers that have fractional part such as 3.75, 2.1, 388.80 etc. these numbers are also known as real numbers. The short form of floating point is float Types of Floating Point The following table shows the floating point types. The number of bytes it takes in memory to store the value and the range of real numbers it can store. The float type variable might occupy different numbers of bytes and their range might also different depending on the computer and the compiler being used [ 3. Character Itis a data type that is used to define variables that can store only a single character. One byte memory is set aside in memory to store a single character. The short form of character is char. A variable of type char can store lower case letter an upper case letter, a digit or a special character Examples 14 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Some examples of characters that can be stored in a variable of type char are .'*" '%' and ‘5’, Note that characters are written within single quotation marks C1) 3.2.4 THE CONSTIANT QUALIFIER (const) Q15. Give a brief introduction to CONST qualifier in C++ Answer Constant Qualifier In C++ programming language, const defines a variable whose value cannot be changed throughout the program. When the const qualifier is used with a variable, it no longer remains a variable because its value will not be changed. A variable defined with the const qualifier must be assigned some value — Syntax Const has the following syntax Const data_type variable = constant Examples Const int AGE= 34 Const float LENGTH = 7.5 The variables of type const are generally written in upper case letters 3.2.5 VARIABLE DECLARATION AND INITILIZATION Q16. Describe the variable declaration and variable initialization with examples Answer 15 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Variable Declaration In C++ all the variables that are going to be used in a program must be declared before use. Declaring a variable means specifying the data types of a variable. It allows the compiler to decide how many bytes should be set aside in memory for storage of value that is going to be assigned to the variable in the program Examples of variable Declarations The following are some examples of declaring variables Intx, yz: = Float length, breadth, sum: Char ch: Explanation of Examples Here the variables xy and z are declared as type of Int, length and breadth as of type float and ch as of type char. ss Initialization of variable A variable may be initialized at the beginning of a program when it is declared Initialization a variable means assigning it an initial value. Explanation of Examples In the first declaration statement, the variable x is initialized to integer constant 4 and y to 5. The second statement initialized length to 12.5 breadth to 15.25 and sum to 0.0. The last statement initialized the character variable ch to a 3.2.6 TYPE CASTING Q17. What is meant by type casting? Explain its types with examples Answer 16 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Type Casting Type casting is used in C++ to convert data type fram one types to another Types of type casting There are two types of type casting i. Implicit type casting li, Explicit type casting 1. Implicit Type Casting Implicit type casting automatically converts a data type to another Example This is explained by the following example Suppose variable q is declared as of type float and the following calculation is to be performed q= 15/6 Explanation When this integer division is performed, the result will also become an integer value 2 which will be implicitly converted to floating point value 2.0 and assigned to the variable 1 If one or both of the integer constants are converted to floating point constant (14.0 or 6.0) this will perform division using floating point mathematics. In this case, the result produced will be 2.5 and it will be assigned to q 2. Explicit Type Casting In explicit type casting a special operator is used to convert one data type into another General form 7 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes The general form for conversion is (type) expression Here expression can be an arithmetic expression or a variable Example This is explained by the following example Suppose a and b are variables of type int and q is of type float. The integer value 15 is stored in a and 6 in b and the following division is to be performed Q = a/b Explanation When this division is performed, integer math will be used and the result produced will = be 2, which will be assigned to the variable q To obtain correct result, type casting should be used to convert at least one of the operands to type float as shown below Q= (float)a/b: — Now first the value stored in a will be converted to type float and then the division will be performed. The floating-point math will be used and the correct result 2.5 will be produced which will be assigned to q Similarly, the int type can also be used to convert a floating point value stored ina floating point variable into integer type by truncating the fractional part of the number. 3.3. INPUT/OUTPUT HANDLING ( Q18. Describe input/output handling and functions for handling I/O in C++. Also define streams Answer Input/Output Handling 18 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes In computer programming, providing data into a program from outside source is also known as input and output means to display some data on screen or save in a file on a storage device Functions for Handling 1/0 The functions getch() gets() and puts() are also used for handling input/output operations Streams In C++ input/output is performed by using streams. A stream is a sequence of data that flows in and out of the program. The cin and cout are the standard statements that use the iostream.h header file for performing I/O operations. Therefore, it must be included at the beginning of program. 1.3.1. THE cout STATEMENT Q19. Describe cout statements in C++ Answer Cout Statement The cout statement is used to output text or values on the screen Syntax Co) The following is the syntax of cout statement @) Cout< / / this header file is used for /O functions Void main() { Inta Aq12 Cout<<"the value stored in a is” Cout< >variable: Explanation The keyword cin is used with the extraction operator on the right side which is two greater than signs (>>) followed by a variable. When this input statement is executed, it causes the program to wait for the user to input data. The data entered by the user is assigned to the variable Program The following program demonstrates the use of cin statement #include Void main() { Int n. Coute<‘Enter an integer:"; Cin>>n UW Cout<<"the number you types is >a>>b; The values for variables a and b should be input with space between them 1.3.3. THE getch0, getcheO, gets AND puts() FUNCTIONS Q21. Explain the functions, which are used for handling I/O operations. Answer Handling I/O Operations These three functions are also used for handling I/O operations i. Getch0 function li, Getche() function ii, Gets( and puts() Functions 1, The getchO Function In some situations in programming it Is required to read a single character the instant it is types without waiting for Enter key to be pressed. Example In a game we might want an object to move each time we press one of the arrow keys. It would be awkward to press the Enter key each time we pressed an arrow key 22 LE Boi Soe eA GEa dered Pu ge Be PIL, wee All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Explanation The getch( function is used for this purpose. The get means it gets something from an input device and ch means it gets a character. This function uses the conio.h header file. Therefore, it must be included in the program. Program- Demonstrates the use of getch() function The following program demonstrates the use of getch() function to read a character from the keyboard and displays it on the screen #include #include { Char ch Cout <<'Enter a character’ Ch=getch); Cout<<'the character you types isi” ,ch: Getch 0; ) The execution of the program is shown below with the input character a Output of the program Enter a character The character you types is a Explanation <4 Note that when this functions is used, the input character a is read and stored in variable ch but it is not displayed on the screen 2. The getche() Function If the user wants the typed character to be displayed on the screen then another similar function getche( is to be used. In this function, the letter is added which means to echo or display the input character on the screen Explanation Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes When executing a program, some C++ compilers display the output for a very short time and immediately returns to the editing window. The user is not able to see the program output. Therefore, very often getch( functions is used at the end of the program so that the user is able to see the program output and has to enter any character to return to the editing window. Since the character entered is not used in program, there is no need to store in a variable. This is shown below Program #include #include { Char ch Coute<"Enter a character." Ch=getche() Cout< header file 24 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Program-demonstration of gets() function #include #include Using namespace std; Int main() { Char str [100] Cout << Enter a string’ : Gets (str) Cout << “you entered” << str Retum 0 } Output of the Program Happy New Year Happy Birthday Program- demonstration of puts() function #include Int main() { Char stri(] = ‘Happy New Year’ Char str2{] = ‘Happy New Year’ Puts(str1) /* Printed on new line since '/n’ is added */ Puts (str2) Retum 0 } Output of the Program Happy New Year Happy Birthday 25 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes 3.3.4 THE ESCAPE SEQUENCE Q22. What is meant by escape sequences? Explain its structure and uses. Answer Escape Sequences Escape Sequences are special characters used to control the output look on output devices, These characters are not printed. These are used inside the output statement Structure of Escape Sequences An escape sequences begins with a backslash (/) followed by a code character. These are called escape sequences because the backslash causes an escape from the normal way characters are interpreted in C++ programming language Uses of Escape Sequence an Escape sequences are used for special purposes in programming such as to begin printing on the next line to issue a tab to print special characters etc 3.3.5 COMMONLY USED ESCAPE SEQUENCES Q23. Which escape sequences are commonly used in C++ programs? Answer Commonly Used Escape Sequence The commonly used escape sequence are \a \b \n \r \\ \' and \\" Explanation Suppose we want to print the following message on the screen Cout<<"There are many versions of* 26 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Cout<<"Windows operating system”: When the above two statements are executed, the output will appear on a single line as shown below There are many versions of Windows operating system IFit is desired to display the output in two lines then \n escape sequence can be used in various ways to move cursor to the beginning of next line Cout<<" \nthere are many versions of* Cout<<"\nWindows operating system": The following two statements can also obtain the same output. Cout<<" Windows operating system” A single output statement can also be used Cout<<"\nThere are many versions of \nWindows operating system; => Similarly, the \t escape sequence can also be used to tab over eight characters as shown in the following statement Cout<<"C+ +\tis\ta\thigh\tlevel\tlanguage” The output of this statement will be C++ is a_ high level language List of Escape Sequence W A\list of commonly used escape sequences is given in the following table with their ( meanings Escape Purpose Escape | Purpose = sequence sequence \a Produces alert (beep) | \t Moves cursor to the next sound horizontal tabular positions 27 LE Boi Soe eA GEa dered Pu ge Be PIL, wee All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes \b Moves cursor backward | \\ Produces a backslash by one position An Moves cursor to the at Produces a double quote beginning of next line \ Moves cursor to the v Produces a single quote beginning of current line The following statement uses the \" escape sequences to print the word ‘Pakistan’ in double quotation marks Cout<<" this will print the word \"Pakistan\’ in double quotation marks": The escape sequence \ and \\ are also used in the same way to print a single quote or a backslash, 3.3.6 PROGRAMMING WITH I/O HANDLING FUNCTIONS 24. Write a program reads that three integers and prints their sum and product Answer Product #include #include Void main() { Int x,y.z.sum,prod: Cout<<"\nEnter first number:” 28 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Cin>>x: Coute<*\n€nter third number" Cin>>z: Sum=x+y+2: Prod=x*y*z Coute<"\nsum="< #include #include Void main() Cout<<"\nl am a student” < #include #include Void main() ( WO Int price1=8540, price2=325, price3=27800 co) Coute< “Product” *< #include #include #include Void main() Int price1=8540, price2-325, price 3-27800 Cout<<"Product —“< Avithmetic operators Avithmetic assignment operators Increment/decrement operators Relational operators Logical operators Ternary operators Assignment Operator Assignment operator is equal sign (=). Itis used to assign value of an expression to a variable General form It has the general form Variable= expression Where expression may be a constant another variable to which a value has previously been assigned or a formula to be evaluated. 35 All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Example Zex+y: When this statement is executed, the values stored in variables x and y will be added and the resulting answer will be stored in variable z 2. Arithmetic Operators Arithmetic operators are used to perform arithmetic operations that include addition, subtraction, multiplicati Nn, division and to find the remainder of integer division Types of Arithmetic Operators The types of arithmetic operators used in C++ programming are described with their operations in the given table Operators ‘Operation x ‘Addition e ‘Subtraction * Multiplication 7 Division % Modulo operator The modulo operator (%) gives the remainder after division of one number by another Example A=20 %6 Will give the result 2 which will be assigned to the variable a because 6 will divide 20 by 3 with a remainder of 2 Examples of Modulo Operator Some more examples of modulo operator are given below 36 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes 13% 4 Will give the result 1 15 % 4 Will give the result 3 10% 5 Will give the result 0 4 %5 Will give the result 4 3. Arithmetic Assignment Operators In addition to equal (=) assignment operator, there are a number of assignment operators unique to C++ which are known as arithmetic assignment operators. ~ / These include +=, -=, /= and %= Explanation Suppose op represents an arithmetic operator. Then, the arithmetic assignment operator has the following general form to assign value of an expression to a variable Variable op = expression: — Example at=b; Itis equivalent to a=a+b The effect is exactly the same but the expression is more compact ( Arithmetic Assignment Operators with theit Operations co) The arithmetic assignment operators are described in the following table Operator Operation Example ro Operand and assigns the result to the | A+=b left side 37 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes This equivalent to a=a+b operand = Subtracts the right side operand from | K-=n the left side operand and assigns the | its equivalent to k-k-n result to the left side operand ts Multiplies the right side operand with the | Prod*=n left side operand and assigns the result | i js equivalent to to the left prod=prod’n side operand I Divides the left side operand by the right | n/=m side operand and assigns the result to the left side itis equivalent to n=n/m operand %: Takes modules and assigns the result to | x%=y the left side operand Itis equivalent to x=x%y Relational Operators Relational operators are used to compare two values of the same type. These operators are very helpful in computer programming when a flow of program is based ona condition. After evaluation of a relational expression, the result produced in True or False Types of Relational Operators Six types of relational operators are available in C++ language. These are described in the following table Operator _| Operations Example Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Equal to te Not equal to Ni-m < Less than Acb+c > Greater than ey <= Less than or equal to Le=(x4y)/2 <= Greater than or equalto | F>=a+12 Examples of Relational Operators The following are some examples of relational operators »>y z>xty z<=K+y x!=10 i. Ifx has the value 12 and y has the value 7, then the condition in first line will become true since 1 Is greater than 7 li, The condition of second expression will become false since 12 is not equal to 7 iii, In the third expression, if z has the value 15, then the condition will become false since 15 is not greater than the sum of x and y which is 19 iv. In the fourth expression 15 Is less than 19, Therefore, the condition will become true v. Inthe last expression, if x is any number other than 10 then the expression will be true it will only be false when x is equal to 10 NOTE: In C++ language, true is represented by the integer 1 & false is represented by the integer 0. Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo . All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes 4. Logical Operators Logical operators are used in programming when it required to take some action based on more than one condition Compound Condition When two or more conditions are combined, it is called compound condition. Q30. Explain the types of logical operators Answer Types of logical Operators There are three types of logical operators, These are described below Operator | Operation && AND " OR ! NOT i. Logical AND (&&) Operator It is used to form compound condition in which two relational expressions are evaluated, One relational expression is to the left and the other to the right of the operator. If both of the relational expressions (conditions) are true then the compound condition Is considerable true otherwise it is false Explanation with examples 1. The following is a Compound condition that uses the && operator (x>=1) && (K<=10) When the compound condition is evaluated, it will produce the result true if xis greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to 10. In other words, the result LE Boi Soe eA GEa dered Pu ge Be PIL, wee All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes will be true if both conditions are true that is x isin between 1 and 10 otherwise it will be false 2. The following compound condition will check whether the character stored in character variable ch is a lowercase letter or not (che="a’) && (ch<='2’) Truth table of AND logical Operator The following truth table shows alll the possible results of AND (&&) logical operator for two expressions Expression 1 _| Expression 2 Expression 1 && Expression 2 » False False False i : False True False : True False False => True True True ; i, Logical OR (11) Operator Logical OR operator is also used to form a compound condition. Just like the logical AND operator one relational expression is to the left and the other to the right of the OR operator. The compound condition is true if either of the conditions is true or both are true. It is considered false only if both of the conditions are false, UW Explanation C) The following is an example of compound condition that uses Il operator (x>y) 11 @==8) This compound condition will produce the result true. if one of the conditions is true, that is, ifxis greater than y or z Is equal to 8. The result will only be false when both of the conditions are false, that is, x is not greater than y and zis not equal to 8 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Truth table of OR logical Operator The following truth table shows all the possible results of OR (\I) logical operator for two expressions Expression 1 Expression-2 Expression-1 I | Expression-2 False False False False True False Tue False False True True true iii, Logical NOT () Operator The logical NOT operator is used with a single expression (condition) and evaluated to true if the expression is false and vice versa. In other words, it pod reverses the result of a single expression. : Example The expression I(@>=10) Will be true if zis not less than 10. In other words, the condition will be true if z is greater than or equal to 10. Some programmers may prefer to write the above expression as given below which is easy to understand and has the same effect, Truth table of NOT logical Operator The following truth table shows all the possible results of NOT (!) logical ‘operator for one expression Expression lExpression False awe ae False 42 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes Q31. Explain ternary operator OR conditional operator with examples Answer Temary Operator (? :) / Conditional Operator The ?: operator is known as ternary or conditional operator. It returns one of two values depending on the result of a condition. Therefore, it is also known as conditional operator. It is very useful in situation where the programmer needs to choose one of two options depending on a single condition General Form The general form of ternary operator is Condition Expression 1. Expression2 The condition is evaluated if it is true then Expression! is evaluated otherwise Expression2 is evaluated Example ss The following is an example of using ternary operator (xoy)? x+y: HY Explanation When this code is executed, the condition x>y is evaluated. If the result is true then the value x+y is evaluated otherwise the value x-y is evaluated. It allows to execute different code based on the result of condition ey The result of teary operator can be assigned to a variable as shown below Kz (oy)? x+y: xy: Program 1 The ternary operator is demonstrated in the following program #include Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes #include Void main() { Int xy. X=15; Y=10: Kecoy)?x + yi xy Cout<<"the value of k Is *<y) is true and k will be assigned the sum of x and y Output of the Program The output of the program will be The value of k is 25 The temary operator also allows to output text as shown below (x>y)? cout<<"x is greater than y": cout<<"x is smaller than y" Program 2 This is demonstrated in the following program #include #include Void main() Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes { Int xy.k X=3: Y=10: (xy) cout<"x is greater than y"<y) is false and the second output statement will be executed Output of the Program The output of the program will be Xis smaller than y Q32. Explain increment and decrement operators with examples Answer Increment and Decrement operators The increment operator is ++ and it is used to add one to the value stored in a variable The decrement operator is - and it subtracts one from the value stored in a variable The purpose of using these operators is simply to shorten the expression Examples sex and x++ Are both equivalent to. | X=x+1 45 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes eT Are both equivalent to. |X =x-1 Prefix & Postfix When increment or decrement operator is written before the variable, it is known as prefix and when it is written after the variable, it is known as postfix In certain situations ++x and x++ have different effect. The is because ++x increments x before using it value whereas x++ increments x after its value is used Example Suppose x has the value 3. The statement Y= sex; Will frst increment x and then assigns the value 4 to y, but the statement Yo xtt: Will fist assign the value 3 to y and then increments x to 4. In both cases, x is assigned the value 4 but y is assigned different value. The same rules applies to -x and x—as well Example of Prefix Increment #include #include Void main() { Int xy: Y=10: Xetty: Coute<"x: "< #include Void main 0 { Int xy: Y=10: Xayt+ Coute<"x) “="a’) && (ch<="2') Il ((ch>="A’) && (ch<='2')) Explanation 51 Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes The first compound condition ((ch>='a") && (ch<="2') Il ((ch>="A’) && (ch<='Z')) checks whether the character stored in variable ch is a lower case letter or not and the second compound condition ((ch>="A’)&& ((ch<="Z') checks whether it is an upper case letter or not if one of the two compound conditions is true, the compound expression will be true because the two compound conditions are combined with an Il (OR) operator KEY POINTS * Acomputer program is a set of instructions to perform a specific task * Header files contain information that is required by the program in which they are used. It has h extension * Reserved words are special words which are reserved by a programming language for specific purpose In program * In C++ semicolon is a statement terminator. It marks the end of a statement. All the C++ statements must end with a semi colon * Comments are explanatory statements that help the reader in understanding source code * Aconstant is a value that does not change during execution of program * Avariable is a name of memory location where data is stored. Variables are used in computer programs to store values of different data types + Escape sequences are special characters used to control printing on the output device. These characters are not printed. These are used inside the output statement NOD ES3MNVASN MMM * Order of precedence of operators describes the rules according to which operations are to be performed in an expression * An operator is a symbol that tells the computer to perform a specific computing task Liss A teed i Erde ed Fig aetiL yoo All Classes Chapter Wise Notes, Past Papers Free Download In PDF WWW.USMANWEB.COM 2nd Year Computer Chapter 03 Notes * Assignment operator is equal sign (=). It is used to assign value of an expression to a variable Relational operators are used to compare two values of the same type Logical operators are used in programming when it is required to take some action based on more than one condition * An expression is a combination of constants, variables and operators. 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