I have to create a function called append, it will be passed a value, and the value will be added to the end of the array if theres room. if added the function returns true. if not it returns false. how can i do this. below is the current header of the class. what would the prototype look like. thanks for any help. #include <iostream> using namespace std; #ifndef INTEGERLIST_H #define INTEGERLIST_H class integerList { public: integerList(); //Default constructor, 0 size array integerList(int sz); //Constructor create array and initialize values to 0 ~integerList(); //Destructor void create(int sz); //Allocates the array and initializes value to 0 void clear(); //Removes the array space int getSize() const; //Returns the numElements bool setElement(int loc, int value); //If loc valid, assigns value at index loc and //Returns true, otherwise return false bool getElement(int loc, int &value) const; //If loc valid, assign value from there and //return true, otherwise return false private: int *list; //Pointer to array int numElements; //Number of elements bool isValid(int loc) const; //Private function used to make sure the loc is in range }; ostream &operator<<(ostream &stream, const integerList &list); #endif

I have to create a function called append, append(); it will be passed a value, append(int value); the function returns true . . . false. bool append(int value);

Also, #include <iostream> can be replaced with #include <iosfwd> for better efficiency. And using namespace std; is a bad idea in a header file.

Thanks guys, but I don't understand the actual code in the fuction that will add elements to my dynamic array. the given prototype is integerList::appendElements(integerList &array) thanks.