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Check the document below, some of the words have been changed! ATTENTION!!! (second and third line of the PDF changed)* ..The first line indicates which integer on the third line has been selected (active).. ---changed to "...the second line has been selected..." 1. Partial functions are provided and must be included in the complete Cpp file(means your coding). 2. Must include declaration after each of the function declaration.(exp: // xxx) 3. only using the library , , , , 4. This program will only run in Windows OS! NO iOS! Compiler is GNU GCC Compiler. So no code like "system ("pause") 6. There is one application program below (final_project.exe.), The finished product looks and works the same as it. 5. Please! If you have any questions, let me know ASAP.

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Analysis and Implementation of a Partial Function Program in C++

The provided document offers instructions for completing a C++ programming task involving partial functions and specific programming constraints. The main goal is to ensure that the program functions correctly within the specified environment—namely, Windows OS using GNU GCC compiler—and adheres to the coding standards and structural requirements set forth by the instructions.

Understanding the Instructions

Initially, the document notes that certain words have been altered in the original PDF, specifically referencing lines that indicate selection of particular integers. Originally, the first line mentions which integer on the third line has been selected ("active"). This has been changed to specify that the second line has been selected. This clarification emphasizes the importance of recognizing active elements within the program's logic or user interface components.

The core programming task involves implementing partial functions. These functions are provided and must be integrated into a complete C++ file by the programmer. Incorporation of these functions requires including their declarations appropriately, with inline comments for clarity (e.g., // Function Declaration). Proper inclusion ensures the functions can be correctly called and executed within the main program.

Programming Constraints and Specifications

  • The program must exclusively use certain libraries; however, the specific libraries are omitted in the instruction snippet. This implies restricted library usage to standard or project-specified ones.
  • The code is strictly designed to operate on Windows OS environments; it is not compatible with iOS or other platforms. This restriction likely influences system-specific functions or commands used within the code.
  • The compiler designated for building the project is GNU GCC, which affects code portability and compatibility considerations.
  • The instruction explicitly prohibits the use of certain commands such as system("pause"). Such commands are typically used for console control but are incompatible or discouraged in this context.
  • An application executable named final_project.exe is referenced, with the expectation that the completed program must perform identically in function and appearance.

Guidelines and Communication

The instruction concludes with a request for prompt communication in case of questions or clarification needs, emphasizing the importance of timely responses for project success.

In summary, the task involves integrating partial functions into a Windows-compatible C++ program using specific libraries, adhering to compiler requirements, and replicating an existing application’s functionality faithfully.

Conclusion

Careful adherence to these instructions ensures that the developed software aligns with environmental constraints and functional expectations. Proper commenting, library usage, and platform-specific considerations will contribute to a successful implementation.

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