C++ Boost::move::

Article Creation Date : 18-Jun-2021 11:19:53 AM

                                   DESCRIPTION
 Boost.Move emulates C++ move semantics in C++03 compilers and allows writing portable code that works optimally in C++03 and C++ compilers.

HEADER

#include<iostream>
#include<boost/move.hpp>

SYNTAX

class moveobject
void calc()


    ~SOURCE CODE~

#include<iostream>#include<boost/move.hpp>
using namespace boost;
 class moveobject
{
    public :
    int x,y;     //declaring two moves,one is forward and one is backward.
    int man;     //declaring the object as a man
    void calc()
    {
        cin>>man;          //getting the objects position
        cout<<"Initially the man is at the position :"<<man<<endl;            //printing
        cin>>x;            //getting the forward move(steps)
       {
           man=man+x;      //calculating the forward position
           cout<<"forward position of the man is :"<<man<<endl;               //printing
       }
            cin>>y;        //getting backward move(steps)            {
                man=man-y;   //calculating the backward positon
                cout<<"next position of the man is :"<<man<<endl;         //printing
            }
    }
    };
        int main()             //main function
        {
            moveobject M;
            M.calc();
            return 0;
        }
        RUNTIME INPUT

10   //man
5    //x
2    //y
         OUTPUT

Initially the man is at the position :10
forward position of the man is :15
next position of the man is :13
 
       CONCLUSION

i have assumed an object as a man.
the forward position as x and the backward position as y.
then getting those moves.
and then calculating those moves.
finally printing the initial movement,forward position and backward(next)position of the man.


           