CSE 143, Summer 2000
Quiz 1 (with sample solutions)

/////////////////////////  SOLUTION ////////////////////////////////
//// CSE143 Quiz, 6/29/00 //////////////////////////////////////////


#include <fstream.h>

//class declaration here (if any)

class InventoryData {
public:				
	InventoryData(char []);
	double getPrice(char []);	
	int getHowMany(char []);	

	// no additional methods are needed
	// nothing is needed for private data (for this quiz)

};

// non-class function prototypes here (if any)

double totalvalue(double, int, char); //   This is NOT a method

void main() {

//local variables here (if any)
double price;			
int quantity;		

ofstream oFile("c:\\inventoryreport.txt");	// exact filename doesn't matter

InventoryData myInventory("c:\\factorydata.txt");
	// T/F  1.This implies there is a class called myInventory. FALSE

price = myInventory.getPrice("umbrellas");
	// T/F  2.From this we can deduce that the class has at least one public method. TRUE

quantity = myInventory.getHowMany("umbrellas");
	// T/F  3. quantity must be the name of a member variable of a class.  FALSE

oFile << "value is " << totalvalue(price, quantity, 'A');
	//  T/F  4.oFile, like cout, is a reserved word in C++.  FALSE
	//  T/F  5.This line illustrates a use of the "extraction" operator. FALSE
	//  T/F  6.totalvalue here is a method of a class.  FALSE

oFile.close();
	//  T/F  7. Closing an output file is not required by C++, but not doing so
	//       may result in data being lost.  TRUE

}