sbeolrian
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polynomial.cpp
Hi! I have to create a program with linked list that can,
create a new polynomial object
add a polynomial to current polynomial object
multiply the current polynomial object by another polynom
multiply the current polynomial object by an integer constant
evaluate the current polynomial object at a given number
find the first derivative of the polynomial
print out like p(x)=5x^10 + 9x^7 - x - 10
I am waitin for your help
If you have a similar program pls send it
create a new polynomial object
add a polynomial to current polynomial object
multiply the current polynomial object by another polynom
multiply the current polynomial object by an integer constant
evaluate the current polynomial object at a given number
find the first derivative of the polynomial
print out like p(x)=5x^10 + 9x^7 - x - 10
I am waitin for your help
If you have a similar program pls send it
This sounds like homework.
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Excellent suggestion but this program is typically assigned to give the student practice with making their own linked list (at least I usually assign it that way and most of the intro CS texts I have read that include it use as an example or an assignment when describing linked lists). Thus using the STL containers is _probably_ not an option for the original poster but is certainly the right way to go if one wants to implement polynomials as painlessly as possible.
-bcl
Excellent suggestion but this program is typically assigned to give the student practice with making their own linked list (at least I usually assign it that way and most of the intro CS texts I have read that include it use as an example or an assignment when describing linked lists). Thus using the STL containers is _probably_ not an option for the original poster but is certainly the right way to go if one wants to implement polynomials as painlessly as possible.
-bcl
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