
Starting Out with Programming Logic and Design (5th Edition) (What's New in Computer Science)
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Chapter 14.2, Problem 14.11CP
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Accessor Function:
Accessor function is used to make a private data field accessible, and return the data field’s value. The function get() is referred to as accessor function.
Syntax for defining accessor function:
returnType getPropertyName()
{
//Function body
}
Explanation:
The accessor function is used to return a value of a member. It is used to read or obtain the values of private member variables...
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Starting Out with Programming Logic and Design (5th Edition) (What's New in Computer Science)
Chapter 14.1, Problem 14.1CPChapter 14.1, Problem 14.2CPChapter 14.1, Problem 14.3CPChapter 14.1, Problem 14.4CPChapter 14.2, Problem 14.5CPChapter 14.2, Problem 14.6CPChapter 14.2, Problem 14.7CPChapter 14.2, Problem 14.8CPChapter 14.2, Problem 14.9CPChapter 14.2, Problem 14.10CP
Chapter 14.2, Problem 14.11CPChapter 14.2, Problem 14.12CPChapter 14.2, Problem 14.13CPChapter 14.3, Problem 14.14CPChapter 14.3, Problem 14.15CPChapter 14.3, Problem 14.16CPChapter 14.4, Problem 14.17CPChapter 14.4, Problem 14.18CPChapter 14.4, Problem 14.19CPChapter 14.4, Problem 14.20CPChapter 14.5, Problem 14.21CPChapter 14.5, Problem 14.22CPChapter 14.5, Problem 14.23CPChapter 14.5, Problem 14.24CPChapter 14.6, Problem 14.25CPChapter 14, Problem 1MCChapter 14, Problem 2MCChapter 14, Problem 3MCChapter 14, Problem 4MCChapter 14, Problem 5MCChapter 14, Problem 6MCChapter 14, Problem 7MCChapter 14, Problem 8MCChapter 14, Problem 9MCChapter 14, Problem 10MCChapter 14, Problem 11MCChapter 14, Problem 12MCChapter 14, Problem 13MCChapter 14, Problem 14MCChapter 14, Problem 15MCChapter 14, Problem 16MCChapter 14, Problem 1TFChapter 14, Problem 2TFChapter 14, Problem 3TFChapter 14, Problem 4TFChapter 14, Problem 5TFChapter 14, Problem 6TFChapter 14, Problem 1SAChapter 14, Problem 2SAChapter 14, Problem 3SAChapter 14, Problem 4SAChapter 14, Problem 5SAChapter 14, Problem 6SAChapter 14, Problem 7SAChapter 14, Problem 8SAChapter 14, Problem 1AWChapter 14, Problem 2AWChapter 14, Problem 3AWChapter 14, Problem 4AWChapter 14, Problem 5AWChapter 14, Problem 1PEChapter 14, Problem 2PEChapter 14, Problem 3PEChapter 14, Problem 4PEChapter 14, Problem 5PEChapter 14, Problem 6PE
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