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Dynamic Array Template in C++

This repository contains a simple implementation of a dynamic array template in C++. It demonstrates how to define and implement a template class in C++ and how to use it with different data types. The project is structured into a header file, a template implementation file, and a main driver program.

Project Structure

  • dynamic_array_template.h: Header file containing the template class declaration for the dynamic array.
  • dynamic_array_template.tpp: Implementation file for the template class. This includes the definitions of the member functions declared in the header file.
  • main.cpp: Main driver program that demonstrates the usage of the dynamic_array template class with different operations.
  • Makefile: A simple Makefile to compile the project using g++ and generate an executable.

Features

The dynamic_array template class supports the following operations:

  • Default construction, copy construction, move construction.
  • Copy assignment and move assignment.
  • Appending elements to the end of the array.
  • Accessing elements by index.
  • Getting the size of the array.
  • Printing the array elements to the standard output.

Compilation and Running

Ensure you have a C++ compiler that supports C++17 (or later) installed. This project was tested with the GNU compiler.

To compile the project, simply run:

make

This will generate an executable named dynamic_array. You can run this executable to see the dynamic_array class in action:

./dynamic_array

To clean up the compiled files, you can use:

make clean

Usage Example

The main.cpp file demonstrates how to use the dynamic_array class with int type, including operations like appending elements, accessing elements, and utilizing the copy/move constructors and assignment operators.

Contributing

Feel free to fork this repository and submit pull requests to contribute to this project. Whether it's adding new features, fixing bugs, or improving documentation, all contributions are welcome!