Question

the following assumes that your program runs before we start this process.....you should verify that now. Use File Explorer to make a copy of folder where you wrote your program 4, then rename the copy folder to Template Linked List If the Node class was an inner class you may want to move it before the LkList class Copy the code out of the LkList.cpp into the LkList.h below where the class is defined....removing any copied include or using namespace statements Place the template before the class definition and all the member functions For the member function definitions you will have to change the class name from LkList to LkList< T > Replace all your references to MYString to T Make the changes as needed.....until the red underscores go away.....or at least most of them. This process of converting a class to templates may give you some strange errors, and this is why I give you a whole class to work on this with some assistance. If you are having problems getting things to work and aren't able to finish it in the class time given, then I would recommend to come to the Open Lab times after class or my office hours on Wednesday and Friday. Modifications to Main if you are modifying program 4: Do the normal requirements from program 4 read into list1 and list2 make modlist1 and modlist2 and remove the word as before cout the size of the 4 lists cout the first 5 words from modlist1 and modlist2 using iterators add the following modifications to main to create other types of LinkedList

Answer 1

To convert a class to templates in C++, follow these steps: Verify that the program runs, make a copy of the folder, rename the copied folder, move the Node class if necessary, copy the code and remove includes and namespaces, place the template and change function names, replace references to MYString with T, make necessary changes, seek help if needed, and make modifications to the main function if required.

To convert a class to templates in C++, you can follow these steps:

1. Verify that the program runs before starting the conversion process.
2. Make a copy of the folder where you wrote your program 4 using File Explorer.
3. Rename the copied folder to 'Template Linked List'.
4. If the Node class is an inner class, move it before the LkList class.
5. Copy the code out of the LkList.cpp into the LkList.h below where the class is defined, removing any copied include or using namespace statements.
6. Place the template before the class definition and all the member functions.
7. Change the class name from LkList to LkList<T> in the member function definitions.
8. Replace all references to MYString with T.
9. Make any necessary changes until the errors are resolved.
10. If you need assistance or cannot finish the task within the given time, seek help during Open Lab times or the professor's office hours.
11. Make modifications to the main function if you are modifying program 4 as required.

This process of converting a class to templates may result in some unusual errors, which is why it is helpful to have a complete class to work with and seek assistance if needed.