Listing 2: Using the Interpreter pattern for evaluating (x+2)*3
void someFunction(double x) { Product expr(new Sum(new Variable(x),
new Literal(2)),
new Literal(3)); cout << expr.eval() << endl; } End of Listing
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void someFunction(double x) { Product expr(new Sum(new Variable(x),
new Literal(2)),
new Literal(3)); cout << expr.eval() << endl; } End of Listing
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