3k means about 3 thousand bytes. How would you express four trillion bytes?
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#include<cstdlib>
#include<bits/stdc++.h>
#include<time.h>
using namespace std;
class Colors{
string colors[7];
public:
void setElement(int,string);
void printAllColors();
void printRandomColor();
};
void Colors::setElement(int index,string color){
colors[index] = color;
}
void Colors::printAllColors(){
cout << "Printing all the colors:\n";
for(int i=0;i<7;i++){
cout << colors[i] <<"\t";
}
}
void Colors::printRandomColor(){
srand (time(NULL));
int index = rand() % 7;
cout<< "\n\nThe random picked color:";
cout << colors[index] << endl;
}
int main(){
Colors color;
color.setElement(0,"red");
color.setElement(1,"orange");
color.setElement(2,"yellow");
color.setElement(3,"green");
color.setElement(4,"blue");
color.setElement(5,"indigo");
color.setElement(6,"violet");
color.printAllColors();
color.printRandomColor();
}
to get the random color we are using srand and rand function. we are using time as seed to srand() function,because every time the time is changed. And based on that we are using rand() function and doing mod with 7 with the random number to get the index between 0 to 6, as ut array size is 7(0 to 6).
In the setElement(int index,string color) method we are inserting the value of colors in the colors array based on index.
In the printAllColors() function we are printing all the colors in the array.
In the printRandomColor() er are printing any random color based on rand() function.
and in main() we are initializing the string array with colors and calling the functions.
