Question

Create a program with the features: NEEDED IN C++.

Keywords: has object, passing object

1) Implement a classnamed StarWars; Class StarWarshas a classnamed World;

2) The object starWarsOBJcreated the Class Moonas a tool that Darth Vader uses to control the Class World; Therefore, having the object worldOBJwithin your starWarsOBJ, pass the object moonOBJ as an argument to the worldOBJ;

3) The moonOBJhas a huge tower that is represented as the struct data_tower towercomprised of: int total_antennas,float *sending_signal, string message.

4) Create the method Inputasking the user what is the value for total_antennas, and then make the dynamic allocation of your array of float sending_signal[total_antennas], using the commands new and delete accordingly;

5) Run a simulation showing for each hour the sending_signal[total_antennas], is sending the string messagethat is printed on worldOBJthe following phrase, as ordered by Darth Vader: “... Darth Vader is the Great!...”. This message is repeated for each of the sending_signal[total_antennas], i.e. if you have 10 antennas, the message will be repeated 10 antennas x 24 hours a day; when printing the message, inform also what is the current time step in the simulator and which antenna is sending the signal.

Answer 1

ANSWER :

Program in C++

#include<iostream>
#include<string>
using namespace std;
class Moon //Here is the Moon class having struct data_tower- Part 3
{
   public:
       struct data_tower
       {
           int total_antennas;
           float *sending_signal;
           string message;          
       };
      
       data_tower tower1; //variable of data_tower type
};

class StarWars //Here is the class StarWars Part 1
{
    public:
        class World // Inner class World in StarWars class
        {
              public:
                
        };
      
        World worldOBJ(Moon moonOBJ); // Passing object of Moon class as argument Part 2
};

int main()
{
   int totalAntennas;
   Moon moonOBJ;
  
   cout<<"Enter the value of total_antennas"<<endl; //taking total_antennas as input from user Part 4
   cin>>totalAntennas;
  
   moonOBJ.tower1.total_antennas = totalAntennas;  
   moonOBJ.tower1.sending_signal = new float[moonOBJ.tower1.total_antennas]; // dynamically allocating float array
  
}

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