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In computer systems color is represented by RGB format (Red. Green and Blue colo

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Question

In computer systems color is represented by RGB format (Red. Green and Blue color components) where each component can hold a value from 0 to 255. Implement all functions and operators given in the following header file: # include using namespace std; class public://Default constructor//Constructor with parameters//Copy constructor//Getters//Setters//a function that increment all components//a print function to print all components//a function to add two private: int red; int green; int blue; Test your class with an appropriate main ()

Explanation / Answer

/*
* File:   Color.cpp
* Author: Sam
*
* Created on 26 March, 2017, 3:50 PM
*/

#include <iostream>
using namespace::std;

class Color {
private:
    int red,green,blue;
public:
    int GetBlue() const { //Getter
        return blue;
    }

    void SetBlue(int B) { //Setter
        this->blue = B;
    }

    int GetGreen() const { //Getter
        return green;
    }

    void SetGreen(int G) { //Setter
        this->green = G;
    }

    int GetRed() const { //Getter
        return red;
    }

    void SetRed(int R) { //Setter
        this->red = R;
    }

    Color(int R, int G, int B) : //param constructor
    blue(B), green(G), red(R) {
    }

    Color() { //default constructor
        blue = red = green = 0;
    }

    Color(const Color& other) : //Copy constructor
    red(other.red), green(other.green), blue(other.blue) {
    }
  
    void Print() { //to print
        cout<<"R = "<<red<<endl;
        cout<<"G = "<<green<<endl;
        cout<<"B = "<<blue<<endl;
    }
  
    void IncrementAll() {
        red++; //Increase R G B
        green++;
        blue++;
        if(red>255) //If they cross their limit, set to max
            red=255;
      
        if(green>255)
            green=255;
      
        if(blue>255)
            blue=255;
      
    }
  
    void addColor(const Color& other){ //Add another color
        red = red+other.red;
        green = green+other.green;
        blue = blue+other.blue;
      
        if(red>255) //If threshold is crossed set to max values
            red=255;
      
        if(green>255)
            green=255;
      
        if(blue>255)
            blue=255;
    }
  
  
};

int main() {

   Color c1;
   c1.Print();
   cout<<endl;
   Color c2 = Color(10,20,100);
   c2.Print();

   c2.addColor(Color(200,200,200));
   c2.Print();

   return 0;  
}

Here you go champ, I commented the code as far as possible. But still if you can't understand, feel free to comment below

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