This repository contains a C++ project implementing an interval
class for handling numeric intervals. The class provides functionality for initialization, arithmetic operations, and input/output.
The interval
class is designed to represent intervals of numeric values and includes various operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and more.
The project structure includes: interval.h: Header file containing the declaration of the interval class. interval.cpp: Implementation file containing the definitions of the interval class methods. main.cpp: Example usage of the interval class in a main function.
- Initialization of intervals using different constructors.
- Overloaded arithmetic operators (+, -, *, /) for intervals.
- Overloaded assignment operators (+=) for intervals.
- User input and output for intervals.
Here are some basic examples of how to use the interval
class:
interval x(3.0, 3.1); // Initialize interval x
interval y(7); // Initialize interval y with a single value
interval a = x + y; // Perform addition of intervals
interval b = x - y; // Perform subtraction of intervals
// ... (other operations)
cout << a; // Output the interval a to the console
cin >> b; // Input a new value for interval b from the user
// ... (other input/output operations)