THE ABSTRACT FACTORY PATTERN A factory in real life constructs tangible objects, such as Furniture. Similarly, a factory in objectoriented programming constructs objects. When you use factories in your program, portions ofcode that want to create a particular object ask the factory for an instance of the object instead ofcalling the object constructor themselves. Abstract… Continue reading
Month: January 2022
Difference between new and malloc
malloc() returns a void pointer it is necessary to explicitly typecast it into an appropriate type of pointer. This gets completely avoided when using new operator. E.g int *ptr1 = (int *)malloc(sizeof(int)); float *ptr2 = (float *)malloc(sizeof(float)); ExampleClass *ptr3 = (ExampleClass*)malloc(sizeof(sample)); Here ExampleClass is a user defined class. int *ptr1 = new int; int *ptr2… Continue reading
Bind and placeholders in C++
Bind() introduced in c++11 allows you to bind parameters of a callable in a flexible way. Youcan bind parameters to fixed values, and you can even rearrange parameters in a different order. bind(function pointer, bound arguments) For example, let add3 be a function that takes 3 integer arguments and returns an int that is the… Continue reading
Program to find best possible denomination of input money
In this program, we will be finding possible denomination of money input from user. In this case we are assuming denomination as 1,5,10,25. For example if input money is 65 then denomination will be 25*2,10*1,5*1. Since we are trying to get best possible denomination such that we have least coins, so will store the denomination… Continue reading