Operators-Overload

Assignment 4 and 5 in a C++ course

Authors:

Yuval Mizrahi
Inon Peer
Aviv Rovshitz

Intoduction

About the assignment:

Create a class called CircularInt that represent an integer in a circular math, for example an hour in a clock.
This object is initiate as the minimal number in the range.
The object is changed by operators, for example:
CircularInt ci (1,12); ci current number will be initiate as the minimal number - 1.
ci += 13 ---> ci will use a function called normalize after adding 1+13 = 14,
so that the current number will be in the range :
14 - 12 = 2 ---> current number - the amount of numbers in the range = until it'll give a nubmer in range.

File list:

.: 
.gitignore 
CircularInt.cpp  
CircularInt.hpp  
README  .md  
main.cpp

Further look into the classes:

1. main.cpp - This class has some examples to run and check the code with it.
2. CircularInt.hpp - This class defines this new object called CircularInt. Its fields are :
   min_range - The minimal number for the range.
   max_range - Th maximal number for the range.
   current_range - The current number in the range.
3. CircularInt.cpp - This class defines all the functions needed for CircularInt, and all the operators overload.

Compile Command:

g++ *.cpp
need to add a main to the completion level

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