Answer to Question #185779 in C++ for Zainab Kalsoom

Question

Define a class called ‘token number’ that incorporates a token’s number and its location. Number each token object as it is created. Use two variables of the angle class to represent the token’s latitude and longitude. A member function of the token class should get a position from the user and store it in the object; another should report the serial number and position. Design a main() program that creates three token, asks the user to input the position of each, and then displays each token’s number and position.

Answer 1

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;


class tokennumber {


   private:
    double token_num;
    double token_lattitude;
    double token_longitude;


   public:


    void getData(double tok_num, double tok_latt, double tok_longi) {
        token_num=tok_num;
        token_lattitude=tok_latt;
        token_longitude=tok_longi;
       
    }


    double calculateloc() {
        return token_lattitude + token_longitude;
    }


   
};


int main() {


   tokennumber  tokennumber1;
    tokennumber  tokennumber2;
    tokennumber  tokennumber3;
    
    tokennumber1.getData(425, 30.8, 19.2);
    tokennumber2.getData(415, 33.8, 11.4);
    tokennumber3.getData(315, 23.8, 61.4);


    cout << "position of token 1 =  " << tokennumber1.calculateloc() << endl;
    cout << "position of token 2 =  " << tokennumber2.calculateloc() << endl;
    cout << "position of token 3 =  " << tokennumber3.calculateloc() << endl;
   


    return 0;
}