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void Set::getData(Set& tempSet) const
{
for (int i = 0; i < size; i++)
tempSet.set[i] = set[i];
}
kyleschlitt
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But my guess is that you want:
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We would naturally assume that this is not the case based on what we have been shown.
Could the op please post the class header for class Set so we can properly identify the problem at hand?Leave a comment:
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This is a little bit vague, and it seems a lot like a homework assignment. Think the problem through (plan out each step) and figure out which parts are giving you difficulty. If you ask a specific question, we would be glad to help....Leave a comment:
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Then you have come to the wrong place for help.
Open your textbook and refer to the section which deals with arrays. Make sure you go back to the beginning of arrays when they are first introduced. Then read slowly, and make sure you understand every detail as you come to it.
If there is a specific detail you come across which confuses you, then feel free to post here about that and I'm sure many of us would be glad...Leave a comment:
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