Assume a class Window with a constructor that accepts two integer arguments : width and height (in that order). Declare an array named winarr, consisting of 3 Window objects, where the first element is an 80×20 window, the second a 10×10 window, and the third a 133×40 window.

By Matthew Maennche | April 28, 2014 |
C++

LANGUAGE: C++ CHALLENGE: Assume a class Window with a constructor that accepts two integer arguments : width and height (in that order). Declare an array named winarr, consisting of 3 Window objects, where the first element is an 80×20 window, the second a 10×10 window, and the third a 133×40 window.

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Declare  an array  named  winarr, consisting of 3 Window objects , where the first element  is an 80×20 window, the second a 10×10 window, and the third a 133×40 window.

By Matthew Maennche | November 30, 2013 |
C++

LANGUAGE: C++ CHALLENGE: Assume  a class  Window with a constructor  that accepts two integer  arguments : width and height (in that order). Declare  an array  named  winarr, consisting of 3 Window objects , where the first element  is an 80×20 window, the second a 10×10 window, and the third a 133×40 window.

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