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3 years ago

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Computers and Technology

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Aneli [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

int main() {

Circle* pCircle = new Circle(5.0f, 2, 3);

pCircle->up();

pCircle->down();

pCircle->left();

pCircle->right();

cout << "X: " << pCircle->getx() << endl;

cout << "Y: " << pCircle->gety() << endl;

cout << "Radius: " << pCircle->getRadius() << endl;

pCircle->print();

pCircle->update_radius(4.0f);

if (pCircle->isUnit()) {

cout << "is unit" << endl;

}

pCircle->move_x(10);

pCircle->move_y(10);

}

Explanation:

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