Description

Exercise 11.6:
Using the following definitions of MAX JUDGES and scores as a starting point.
const int MAX JUDGES = 100;
double scores[MAX JUDGES];
Write a program that reads in gymnastics scores between 0 and 10 from a set of judges and then computes the average of the scores after eliminating both the highest and lowest scores from consideration. Your program should accept input values until the maximum number of judges is reached or the user enters a blank line. A sample run of this program might look like this:

Requirments & Hints:
Please fill in the TODO part of sumArray, findLargest and findSmallest functions in GymnasticsJudge.cpp. You can define your own functions in the codes if necessary, but you need to follow the provided code framework.
Problem 2
(a) Exercise 12.4:
Design and implement a class called IntArray that implements the following methods:
• A constructor IntArray(n) that creates an IntArray object with n elements, each of which is initialized to 0.
• A destructor that frees any heap storage allocated by the IntArray.
• A method size() that returns the number of elements in the IntArray.
• A method get(k) that returns the element at position k. If k is outside the vector bounds, get should call error with an appropriate message.
• A method put(k, value) that assigns value to the element at position k. As with get, the put method should call error if k is out of bounds.
Requirments & Hints:
Please fill in the TODO part of constructor, destructor, size, get and put functions in intarray.cpp. You can define your own functions in the codes if necessary, but you need to follow the provided code framework.
(b) Exercise 12.5:
You can make the IntArray class from the preceding exercise look a little more like traditional arrays by overriding the bracket-selection operator, which has the following prototype:
int & operator[](int k);
Like the get and put methods, your implementation of operator[] should check to make sure that the index k is valid. If it is, the operator[] method should return the element by reference so that clients can assign a new value to a selection expression.
Requirments & Hints:
Please fill in the TODO part of operator[] function in intarray.cpp. You can define your own functions in the codes if necessary, but you need to follow the provided code framework.
(c) Exercise 12.6:
Implement deep copying for the IntArray class from Problem 2(a) and (b).
Requirments & Hints:
Please fill in the TODO part of copy constructor and assignment operator in intarray.cpp. You can define your own functions in the codes if necessary, but you need to follow the provided code framework.
Requirements for Assignment
I’ve provided a project named as Assignment3.pro. You should write TODO part in each cpp file according to the problem requirements. The test file is provided under src folder named main.cpp. Please pack your whole project files into a single .zip file, name it using your student ID (e.g. if your student ID is 123456, hereby the file should be named as 123456. zip ), and then submit the .zip file via BB system.
Reminder: For windows users, please switch you input language to English before interacting in Stanford console. Or, you will get no response.