Pointer with array pro and Complex pro in C++

Object Reference, Pointer and Array with Dynamic Allocation

#include 

#include

#include 

using namespace std;

int main() 

 {

             time t1(1, 2, 3);

   t1.print();  

   time* ptrt1 = &t1;

   (*ptrt1).print();

   ptrt1->print();   

   time& reft1 = t1; 

             reft1.print();      

             time* ptrt2 = new time(4, 5, 6); 

   ptrt2->print(); 

   delete ptrt2;   

   time tarray1[2];   

   tarray1[0].print();  

   tarray1[1].print();  

   time tarray2[2] = {time(7, 8, 9), time(10)}; 

   tarray2[0].print();

   tarray2[1].print();  

   time* ptrtarray3 = new time[2];   

   ptrtarray3[0].print();  

   ptrtarray3[1].print();  

   delete[] ptrtarray3;    

   time* ptrtarray4 = new time[2] {time(11, 12, 13), time(14)};

    ptrtarray4- >print();                  

   (ptrtarray4 + 1)->print();  

   delete[] ptrtarray4;

}

Complex

#include

#include

#ifndef complex_h

#define complex_h

class complex 

{

private:

   double real;

   double imag;

 public:

   complex(double real = 0.0, double imag = 0.0);

   double getreal() const;

   void setreal(double real);

   double getimag() const;

   void setimag(double imag);

   void setvalue(double real, double imag);

   void print() const;

   bool isreal() const;

   bool isimaginary() const;

   complex & addinto(const complex & another);

   complex & addinto(double real, double imag);

   complex addreturnnew(const complex & another) const;

   complex addreturnnew(double real, double imag) const;

};