Practical C++ Programming
by Steve Oualline


Following are the changes made in the 9/99 reprint:


{58} In Example 4.3. float1/float1.c:

        main()
        {
             ...
             floating = (1 / 2) + (1 / 2);  //assign floating 0.0
             ...
             return(0);
         }

The floating assignment now reads 1.0


(134) In the NOTE, changed:

	the type defaults to int

to:

	many compilers assign a type int by default.


{139} In the first coding example it read:

        "cout << "The biggest element is " <<
                         biggest(item_array, 5) << '\n'; "

It now reads:

        "cout << "The biggest element is " <<
                         biggest( ) << '\n'; "


{215} Exercise 13-4, under Member functions:

        int small_set::test(void);

now reads:

        int small_set::test(int item);