Subject: C++

I have created a class called QueueOfIntegers in a file called QueueOfIntegers.h, which is here:

#ifndef QueueOfIntegers_H #define QueueOfIntegers_H

class QueueOfIntegers { public: int elements[100]; //Array to store integers in the queue int size; // Number of integers in the queue

QueueOfIntegers(); // Construct an empty queue bool IsEmpty(); // Returns true if the queue is empty int Peek(); // Returns the integer at the beginning of the Queue without removing it void Enqueue(int value); // Adds an integer to the end of the Queue int Dequeue(); // Remove and returns the object at the beginning of the Queue. int GetSize(); // Returns the number of integers in the queue }; #endif

I also have another file called QueueOfIntegers.cpp that defines the functions which will need to be filled out:

#include "QueueOfIntegers.h"

QueueOfIntegers::QueueOfIntegers() { }

bool QueueOfIntegers::IsEmpty() { if (size = 0) { return true; } }

int QueueOfIntegers::Peek() { return 0; }

void QueueOfIntegers::Enqueue(int value) { return 0; }

int QueueOfIntegers::Dequeue() { return 0; }

int QueueOfIntegers::GetSize() { return size; }

I need to make an int main() function file called MainQueueOfIntegers.cpp and it needs to do the following:

1. Add 10 random integers to the queue
2. Use a loop to print out all integers in the queue (use IsEmpty() function)

Will be working on this tonight and tomorrow night but I could use some outside assistance. Thanks!