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50 points
NE 4499/5599
CS 4499/5599
Computational Engineering with C++
Dr. Leslie Kerby

1. Warm up with pointers:
a. Create two integer variables named x and y;
b. Create an int pointer named p1;
c. Store the address of x in p1;
d. Use only p1 (not x) to set the value of x to 99;
e. Using cout and x (not p1), display the value of x;
f. Using cout and the pointer p1 (not x), display the value of x;
g. Store the address of y into p1;
h. Use only p1 (not y) to set the value of y to -300.
2. Updating Vehicle and Truck classes:
a. Take your Vehicle class from Homework 4 and add a private member variable ‘value_date’.
c. Add a getter method for value_date.
each year, but NOT update the value and value_date private members.
h. Don’t forget to update your const member functions (add const to those that don’t change member variables).
3. Vector of Trucks passed by (const) reference:
b. Create a global function called ‘estVal’ which takes a Truck vector const reference (const&) and a float const reference (const&). Note that the const is on the reference, not the vector or float. ‘estVal’ will return a float vector.
d. In the main function, print out the five estimated values calculated and returned by ‘estVal’.

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