legal
illegal - can't dereference an int *y
legal
illegal - can't dereference an int *y
legal
legal
legal
illegal - *x is an int and array is an address
illegal - *x is an int and &array[0] is an address
Answer #9
class Person
{
public:
Person(void);
~Person(void);
void Set(const char* first, const char* last, int age);
void Display(void) const;
private:
char* first;
char* last;
int age;
};
Answer #10
Person::Person(void)
{
delete [] first;
delete [] last;
}
Answer #11
Answer #12Person(const Person& otherPerson);
Answer to Extra CreditPerson person[50];
Person::Person(const Person& otherPerson)
{
age = otherPerson.age;
first = new char[strlen(otherPerson.first) + 1];
assert(first);
strcpy(first, otherPerson.first);
last = new char[strlen(otherPerson.last) + 1];
assert(last);
strcpy(last, otherPerson.last);
}