Reciprocal and Output Functions

Overview

  1. Class Description
  2. Starting The Class
  3. Reciprocal and Output Function
  4. Constructors
  5. Building your Program

Now you will implement the reciprocal and output functions in Fraction.cpp. The reciprocal function should return a new fraction object with the numerator and denominator swapped. For example: 

  Fraction frac(1, 2);                  // frac is 1/2
  Fraction newFrac = frac.Reciprocal(); // newFrac is 2/1

Your output function must print the numerator and denominator of the fraction separated by a forward slash. For example: 

  Fraction frac(2, 3);
  frac.Output();           // produces the output "2/3"
Consider whether the functions should be const.
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