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I need help writing some of this code using C++ language . Step 1 The Char Type

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Question

I need help writing some of this code using C++ language.

Step 1 The Char Type Create a complex type called Char that models the primitive type char. In your class you are going to want to have the following constructors: Java Description Char0 Char0 Default constructor that sets the data section of the class to null (binary 0) overloaded constructor that takes a primitive char as an argument. It should set the data Char (char c) Char(char c) section of the class to the argument. Char(int c) Chamant Overloaded constructor that takes a primitive int as a parameter. The data section of the c) class should be set as a character from the argument. Char(const Char(inal overloaded constructor that takes the complex Char type as a parameter. The data section Char &c;) Char c) of the class should be set with the data section of the argument Char(string Char (String overloaded Constructor that takes a string type as a parameter The data section of the class should be set to the first character in the string. Your class should have the following mutators.

Explanation / Answer

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#include <iostream>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <vector>
using namespace std;

class Char{
   public:
       char data;
       Char();
       Char(char c);
       Char(int c);
       Char(const Char &c);
       Char(string c);
       void equals(const Char &c);
       void equals(char c);
       void equals(int c);
       char toChar() const;
       int toInt() const;
       string toString();
       string toHexString();
       string add(char c);
       string add(const Char &c);
};
Char::Char(){
   data='';
}
Char::Char(char c){
   data=c;
}
Char::Char(int c){
   data=(int)c;
}
Char::Char(const Char &c){
   data=c.data;
}
Char::Char(string c){
   data=c[0];
}
void Char::equals(const Char &c){
   data=c.data;
}
void Char::equals(char c){
   data=c;
}
void Char::equals(int c){
   data=(char)c;
}
char Char::toChar() const{
   return data;
}
int Char::toInt() const{
   return (int)data;
}
string Char::toString(){
   string str="a";
   str[0]=data;
   return str;
}
string Char::toHexString(){
   char *l_pCharRes = new (char);
    itoa((int)data,l_pCharRes,16);
    return l_pCharRes;
}
string Char::add(char c){
   string str="ab";
   str[0]=data;
   str[1]=c;
   return str;
}
string Char::add(const Char &c){
   string str="ab";
   str[0]=data;
   str[1]=c.data;
   return str;
}
class BigDecimal{
   public:
       vector<Char> data;
       BigDecimal();
       BigDecimal(string value);
       void equals(char ch);
       void equals(string value);
       double toDouble();
       Char at(int index);
       string toString();
};
BigDecimal::BigDecimal(){
   Char data1('0');
   Char data2('.');
   Char data3('0');
   data.push_back(data1);
   data.push_back(data2);
   data.push_back(data3);
}
BigDecimal::BigDecimal(string value){
   int i=0;
   while(value[i]!=''){
       Char c(value[i]);
       data.push_back(c);
       i++;
   }
   /*for(i = 0; i < 3; i++){
      cout << data[i].toChar() << endl;
    }*/
}
void BigDecimal::equals(char ch){
   if(ch >= '0' && ch <= '9')
   data[0].equals(ch);
}
void BigDecimal::equals(string value){
   //if(isdigit(ch))
   //data[0].equals(value);
}
double BigDecimal::toDouble(){
  
}
Char BigDecimal::at(int index){
   return data[index];
}
string BigDecimal::toString(){
   int size=data.size();
   char str[size];
   int i=0;
   for(i=0;i<size;i++)
   str[i]=data[i].toChar();
   return str;
}
int main(){
   Char c1("str");
   Char c;
   c.equals(65);
  
   cout << c.add(c1) <<endl;
  
   BigDecimal bg("sar");
  
   return 0;
}