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09 - I3A - Algoritma Pemrograman - 41.19.0009 - Hanif Ardyansyah

The document contains 3 code examples demonstrating pointers, dynamic memory allocation, and classes in C++. The first example calculates the sum of elements in 2D arrays using pointers. The second example allocates 2D arrays dynamically. The third example defines a student class with attributes like name, ID, gender, scores etc and a method to calculate final grade.

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09 - I3A - Algoritma Pemrograman - 41.19.0009 - Hanif Ardyansyah

The document contains 3 code examples demonstrating pointers, dynamic memory allocation, and classes in C++. The first example calculates the sum of elements in 2D arrays using pointers. The second example allocates 2D arrays dynamically. The third example defines a student class with attributes like name, ID, gender, scores etc and a method to calculate final grade.

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Nama : Hanif Ardyansyah

NPT : 41.19.0009
Kelas : Instrumentasi 3A

1. A. Pointer

#include<iostream>
#include<stdio.h>
using namespace std;

int main(){
int A[2][2]={{2,3},
{1,5}};
int B[2][2]={{-1,2},
{4,7}};
int C, *pC = &C;

C =A[1][0] + B[1][1];

cout<<"Hasil Penjumlahan A[1][0] dan B[1][1] adalah "<< *pC;


}
B. Memory dinamis

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){
//int A[2][2]={{2,3}, {1, 5}};
//int B[2][2]={{-1,2}, {4, 7}};

int *A[2];
A[0]= new int[2]{2, 3};
A[1]= new int[2]{1, 5};

int *B[2];
B[0]= new int[2]{-1, 2};
B[1]= new int[2]{4, 7};

int C = A[1][0] + B[1][1];


cout<<C;

delete A[0];
delete A[1];

delete B[0];
delete B[1];

return 0;

}
2. #include<iostream>
using namespace std;

class matrix{
public:
int arr[10][10];
};

int main(){
matrix A, B, C;

A.arr[0][0] = 2;
A.arr[0][1] = 3;
A.arr[1][0] = 1;
A.arr[1][1] = 5;

B.arr[0][0] = -1;
B.arr[0][1] = 2;
B.arr[1][0] = 4;
B.arr[1][1] = 7;

C.arr[0][0] = A.arr[0][0] + B.arr[0][0];


C.arr[0][1] = A.arr[0][1] + B.arr[0][1];
C.arr[1][0] = A.arr[1][0] + B.arr[1][0];
C.arr[1][1] = A.arr[1][1] + B.arr[1][1];

cout<<"Matrix C :"<<endl;

for(int i=0; i<2; i++){


for(int j=0; j<2; j++)
cout<<C.arr[i][j]<<' ';
cout<<endl;
}
}
3. #include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

struct mahasiswa{
string nama;
string Nim;
string jenis_kelamin;
float tugas;
float uts;
float uas;
mahasiswa()
{
}
mahasiswa(string nm, string nim, string jk, float tg, float ut, float us)
{
nama = nm;
Nim = nim;
jenis_kelamin = jk;
tugas = tg;
uts = ut;
uas = us;

char getNilaiAkhir()
{
float nilai = 0.2*tugas + 0.4*uts + 0.4*uas;
if(nilai>=90)return 'A';
if(nilai>=70)return 'B';
if(nilai>=50)return 'C';
return 'D';
};

};

int main()
{
mahasiswa arr[5];

arr[0] = mahasiswa("SI_A", "189.01", "L", 90, 70, 80);


arr[1] = mahasiswa("SI_B" ,"189.02", "P", 85, 80, 70);
arr[2] = mahasiswa("SI_C", "189.03", "P", 95, 81, 100);
arr[3] = mahasiswa("SI_D" ,"189.04", "L", 90, 50, 70);
arr[4] = mahasiswa("SI_E" ,"189.05", "L", 95, 40, 90);

for(int i=0;i<5;i++)
{

cout<<arr[i].nama<<" "<<arr[i].Nim<<" "<<arr[i].jenis_kelamin<<"


NILAI AKHIR :"<<arr[i].getNilaiAkhir()<<endl;
}

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