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I need functions which are from \'isHorizontal()\' to \'isPerpendicular(line2)\'

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Question

I need functions which are from 'isHorizontal()' to 'isPerpendicular(line2)'. There were six functions before 'isHorizontal()', and I already finished them. So I only need someone can help me to create (fill-in) the rest functions.

1. isHorizontal() - This member function returns whether a line is horizontal (i.e., in parallel to the x-axis).

2. isVertical() - This member function returns whether a line is vertical (i.e., in parallel to the y-axis).

3. getDistance(line2) - This member function computes and returns the distance between the current and Line2, specified as a parameter, if they are parallel. If not parallel, return 0, since they intersect.

4. isParallel(line2) - This member function checks whether the current line and line2 are parallel.

5. isPerpendicular(line2) - This member function checks whether the current line and line2 are perpendicular.

#include <iostream>

#include <sstream>

#include <limits>

#include <cmath>

using namespace std;

const double DDIFF = 0.0001;

const double inf = std::numeric_limits<double>::infinity();

struct point_t{

double x_coord, y_coord;

};

class Line{

private:

point_t a, b;

  

public:

  

// Default constructor makes 2 points at 0,0

Line(){

point_t zero;

zero.x_coord = 0.0;

zero.y_coord = 0.0;

setPoints(zero, zero);

}

  

// Take two points to define a line.

Line(point_t a_temp, point_t b_temp){

a = a_temp;

b = b_temp;

}

// Assign the given points to this line

void setPoints(point_t a_temp, point_t b_temp){

a = a_temp;

b = b_temp;

}

  

// Return the first point of the line

point_t getFirstPoint(){

point_t ret;

ret.x_coord = a.x_coord;

ret.y_coord = a.y_coord;

return ret;

}

  

// Return the second point of the line

point_t getSecondPoint(){

point_t ret;

ret.x_coord = b.x_coord;

ret.y_coord = b.y_coord;

return ret;

}

  

// Given the line, what is the slope? Return inf (constant above) if

// the the line is vertical (no x difference).

double getSlope(){

double slope = 0.0;

if(b.x_coord - a.x_coord == 0)

return inf;

else

slope = (b.y_coord - a.y_coord) / (b.x_coord - a.x_coord);

return slope;

}

  

// Returns the intercept (the y location where the line intercepts the y axis).

// If the line is vertical, return 0;

double getIntercept(){

double slope = getSlope();

double intercept = 0.0;

if(slope == inf)

return 0.0;

else

intercept = a.y_coord - slope * a.x_coord;

return intercept;

}

  

// Returns a string containing point1 point2

string getLineInfo(){

stringstream temp;

temp << a.x_coord << "," << a.y_coord << " " << b.x_coord << "," << b.y_coord;

return temp.str();

}

// Returns the length of the line between the two points

double getLength(){

double d = 0.0;

d = sqrt(pow((b.x_coord-a.x_coord),2)+pow((b.y_coord-a.y_coord),2));

return d;

}

  

// Returns true if the line is horizontal

bool isHorizontal(){

// TODO: Fill me in

return true;

}

  

// Returns true if the line is vertical

bool isVertical(){

// TODO: Fill me in

return true;

}

// Return the distance between two lines. If they intersect, return 0.0.

// Return value should always be positive.

double getDistance(Line line2){

// TODO: Fill me in

return 0.0;

}

// Return true if the two lines are parallel. Be sure to return the

// correct result if they are both vertical!

bool isParallel(Line line2){

// TODO: Fill me in

return true;

  

}

  

// Return true if the two lines are perpendicular. Be sure to return the

// correct result if they one is vertical.

bool isPerpendicular(Line line2){

// TODO: Fill me in

return true;

}

};

Explanation / Answer

// Returns true if the line is horizontal

bool isHorizontal(){

slope = getSlope();

//slope of horizontal line is zero.

if(slope==0)

return true;

}

// Returns true if the line is vertical

bool isVertical(){

slope = getSlope();

//slope of vertical line is infinity.

if(slope==inf)

return true;

}

// Return the distance between two lines. If they intersect, return 0.0.

// Return value should always be positive.

double getDistance(Line line2){

//if slopes of two lines are equal, then they are parallel and never intersect

//if slopes of two lines are not equal, they intersect somewhere

double slope1,slope2;

//get slope of line1

slope1 = getSlope();

//get slope of line2

slope2 = getSlope();

If(slope1!=slope2)

          return 0.0;

else {

double d = 0.0;

//distance between two points a1(x,y) and a2(x,y) of the two lines.

d = sqrt(pow((a2.x_coord-a1.x_coord),2)+pow((a2.y_coord-a1.y_coord),2));

return d;

}

}

// Return true if the two lines are parallel. Be sure to return the

// correct result if they are both vertical!

bool isParallel(Line line2){

//slopes of parallel lines are equal

double slope1,slope2;

//get slope of line1

slope1 = getSlope();

//get slope of line2

slope2 = getSlope();

If(slope1==slope2)

return true;

}

  

// Return true if the two lines are perpendicular. Be sure to return the

// correct result if they one is vertical.

bool isPerpendicular(Line line2){

// product of slopes of perpendicular lines is -1(negative reciprocal)

double slope1,slope2;

//get slope of line1

slope1 = getSlope();

//get slope of line2

slope2 = getSlope();

If((slope1*slope2)==-1)

return true;

}

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