Conversion of Fortran to C++ [closed]

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I want to write an object oriented program. I do not know much about it. It looks for me that it is somewhat similar to subroutine in Fortran. I have created a sample program below. May you help me out translating it into C++ codes please? c Program in Fortran to calculate area and perimeter of a rectangle

implicit double precision(a-h,o-z), integer(i-n)
dimension a(10),p(10)
xl = 0.0
xb = 0.0
do 10 ix = 1,10
   call area(xl,xb,a)
   call perimeter(xl,xb,p)
   write(*,*) ix,a(ix),p(ix)
   xl = xl + 1.0
   xb = xb + 1.0
  10    continue
end

subroutine area(xx,yy,ara)
implicit double precision (a-h,o-z),integer(i-n)
dimension ara(10)
do 40 j = 1,10
     ara(j) = xl*xb
    40     continue
return
end

subroutine perimeter(xl,xb,per)
implicit double precision (a-h,o-z),integer(i-n)
dimension per(10)
do 开发者_JAVA技巧50 i=1,10
   per(i) = 2*(xl+xb)
    50  continue
return
end

Thank you.

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I'm not into Fortran, but this looks like what you are getting at (If it's not what you wanted, please clarify):

#include<vector> // allows you to use the C++ STL std::vector (think of it as a better array)

// calculates the area of a rectangle
double rectangle_area( const double height, const double width )
{
    return height*width;
}
// calculates the perimeter of a rectangle
double rectangle_perimeter( const double height, const double width )
{
    return 2*height+2*width;

int main()
{
    const int N = 10; // defined a constant integer
    std::vector<double> area( N ); // creates a vector of double precision floats of size N
    std::vector<double> perimeter( N ); // idem

    double width = 0.;
    double height = 0.;

    for( int i = 0; i < 10; ++i ) // loop over i from 1 to 10, incrementing (++i) after each iteration
    {
        area[i] = rectangle_area( width, height );
        perimeter[i] = rectangle_perimeter( with, height );
        width += 1.; // same thing as 'width = width + 1' or width++;
        height += 1.; // idem
    }        

    return 0;
}

Note that this does not output anything to the screen. To output a number or string in C++, you'll need to #include <iostream> and use the following syntax:

std::cout << variable_you_want_to_output << std::endl;

The std::endl inserts a newline and flushes the output stream.