This module focuses on ad-hoc polymorphism, operator overloading, and the Orthodox Canonical class form in C++. You will build a fixed-point number class and expand it with arithmetic operations, comparisons, and geometric usage.
For each exercise, navigate to its folder, compile, and run:
📂 ex00
cd ex00
make
./fixed📂 ex01
cd ex01
make
./fixedUseful📂 ex02
cd ex02
make
./fixedOperators📂 ex03
cd ex03
make
./bspex00 — My First Class in Orthodox Canonical Form: Build a Fixed class with raw value handling, canonical form methods, and debug messages.
ex01 — Towards a More Useful Fixed-Point Number Class: Add int and float constructors, conversions, and an insertion (<<) operator.
ex02 — Now We’re Talking: Add comparison, arithmetic, increment/decrement operators, plus static min/max functions.
ex03 — BSP: Use the Fixed class in geometric computations to check if a point is inside a triangle.
If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to connect: 🔗 LinkedIn: Valentina Nguyen 🙋♀️
This project was developed and tested on Linux (Ubuntu).