complex_numbers.cpp File Reference

An implementation of Complex Number as Objects. More...

#include <cassert>
#include <cmath>
#include <complex>
#include <ctime>
#include <iostream>
#include <stdexcept>

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Classes
class	Complex
	Class Complex to represent complex numbers as a field. More...

Functions
bool	operator== (const Complex &a, const Complex &b)
	Operator overload of '==' on Complex class. Logical Equal overload for our Complex class. More...
std::ostream &	operator<< (std::ostream &os, const Complex &num)
	Operator overload of '<<' of ostream for Complex class. Overloaded insersion operator to accommodate the printing of our complex number in their standard form. More...
double	get_rand ()
	Function to get random numbers to generate our complex numbers for test.
void	tests ()
int	main ()

Detailed Description

An implementation of Complex Number as Objects.

Author

tjgurwara99

A basic implementation of Complex Number field as a class with operators overloaded to accommodate (mathematical) field operations.

Function Documentation

main()

int main

(

)

Main function

           {
    tests();
    return 0;
}

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operator<<()

std::ostream& operator<<	(	std::ostream &	os,
		const Complex &	num
	)

Operator overload of '<<' of ostream for Complex class. Overloaded insersion operator to accommodate the printing of our complex number in their standard form.

Parameters

os	The console stream
num	The complex number.

                                                           {
    os << "(" << num.real();
    if (num.imag() < 0) {
        os << " - " << -num.imag();
    } else {
        os << " + " << num.imag();
    }
    os << "i)";
    return os;
}

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operator==()

bool operator==	(	const Complex &	a,
		const Complex &	b
	)

Operator overload of '==' on Complex class. Logical Equal overload for our Complex class.

Parameters

a	Left hand side of our expression
b	Right hand side of our expression

Returns

'True' If real and imaginary parts of a and b are same

'False' Otherwise.

                                                    {
    return a.real() == b.real() && a.imag() == b.imag();
}

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tests()

void tests

(

)

Tests Function

             {
    std::srand(std::time(nullptr));
    double x1 = get_rand(), y1 = get_rand(), x2 = get_rand(), y2 = get_rand();
    Complex num1(x1, y1), num2(x2, y2);
    std::complex<double> cnum1(x1, y1), cnum2(x2, y2);
    Complex result;
    std::complex<double> expected;
    // Test for addition
    result = num1 + num2;
    expected = cnum1 + cnum2;
    assert(((void)"1 + 1i + 1 + 1i is equal to 2 + 2i but the addition doesn't "
                  "add up \n",
            (result.real() == expected.real() &&
             result.imag() == expected.imag())));
    std::cout << "First test passes." << std::endl;
    // Test for subtraction
    result = num1 - num2;
    expected = cnum1 - cnum2;
    assert(((void)"1 + 1i - 1 - 1i is equal to 0 but the program says "
                  "otherwise. \n",
            (result.real() == expected.real() &&
             result.imag() == expected.imag())));
    std::cout << "Second test passes." << std::endl;
    // Test for multiplication
    result = num1 * num2;
    expected = cnum1 * cnum2;
    assert(((void)"(1 + 1i) * (1 + 1i) is equal to 2i but the program says "
                  "otherwise. \n",
            (result.real() == expected.real() &&
             result.imag() == expected.imag())));
    std::cout << "Third test passes." << std::endl;
    // Test for division
    result = num1 / num2;
    expected = cnum1 / cnum2;
    assert(((void)"(1 + 1i) / (1 + 1i) is equal to 1 but the program says "
                  "otherwise.\n",
            (result.real() == expected.real() &&
             result.imag() == expected.imag())));
    std::cout << "Fourth test passes." << std::endl;
    // Test for conjugates
    result = ~num1;
    expected = std::conj(cnum1);
    assert(((void)"(1 + 1i) has a conjugate which is equal to (1 - 1i) but the "
                  "program says otherwise.\n",
            (result.real() == expected.real() &&
             result.imag() == expected.imag())));
    std::cout << "Fifth test passes.\n";
    // Test for Argument of our complex number
    assert(((void)"(1 + 1i) has argument PI / 4 but the program differs from "
                  "the std::complex result.\n",
            (num1.arg() == std::arg(cnum1))));
    std::cout << "Sixth test passes.\n";
    // Test for absolute value of our complex number
    assert(((void)"(1 + 1i) has absolute value sqrt(2) but the program differs "
                  "from the std::complex result. \n",
            (num1.abs() == std::abs(cnum1))));
    std::cout << "Seventh test passes.\n";
}

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