I've been working on this program all day and I'm so lost please help! I need to have a class that uses a 40 element array that has predicate function IsEqual, IsGreaterThan, etc and with member functions input, output, add, subtract. Is there anyway I can make this code smaller?

class HugeInteger
{
public:
	HugeInteger();

		
	
	void input();
	void const output();
	void add(const HugeInteger&);
	void subtract(const HugeInteger&);

	bool isEqualTo(const HugeInteger&);
	bool isNotEqualTo(const HugeInteger&);
	bool isLessThan(const HugeInteger&);
	bool isLessThanOrEqualTo(const HugeInteger&);
	bool isGreaterThan(const HugeInteger &);
	bool isGreaterThanOrequalTo(const HugeInteger&);
	bool isZero;
	~HugeInteger();



private:
	int const ArraySize;
	int const [40];
	int intConversion(char);
	void CopyArray( int[], const int[]);

};

#include<iostream>
using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::endl;


#include "HugeInteger.h"

HugeInteger::HugeInteger()
:ArraySize(40)
{

	for (int i = 0; i < ArraySize; i++)
		number[i] = 0;
}:

void HugeInteger::input()
{
	char line[50];
	int temp[40]= {0};
	
	cout<<"Enter 40 numbers to be entered into the array"<<endl;
		cin.getline(line, 50);

		if(stren(line))!= ArraySize)
			cout>>"The values enter are either too long or two short, they have not been intialized"<<endl;
		else{


		for (int i = ArraySize - 1, j= 0; i >=0; i--, j++}
{
	if(intConversion(line[j]) != -1)
		temp[i]= IntConversion(line[j])
	
	else{
		temp[i] = 0;
		cout<<"Array not filled, enter integers only!"<<endl;
		
		break;
	}
}
    for(int i = 0; i<ArraySize; i++)
    number[i] = temp[i];

}
};

void HugeInteger::output()const
{
	cout<<"The integers in the array are:"
		for( int = ArraySize - 1; i >= 0;i++)
			cout<<number[i];
	cout<<end;
};
void HugeInteger::add(const HugeInteger & Num 2)
{
	int carry = 0, temp;
	for(int = i; i < ArraySize - 1; i++)
	{
		temp= number[i];
		number[i] = temp + Num2.number[i] + carry %10;
		carry = (temp + Num2.number[i] + carry %10;
	}
	number[ArraySize - 1]= number[ArraySize - 1] + Num2.number[ArraySize - 1] + carry);
};
void HugeInteger::subtract(const HugeInteger & Num 2)
{
	int copyNum[40];

	if( isGreatThanOrEqualTo(Num2))
		subtract_array((*this).number,Num2.number);
	else{
		CopyArray{copyNum, Num2.number);
		subtract_array(copyNum(*this).number);
		for( int i = ArraySize - 1; i>=0; i++)
		{
			if (copyNum[i]! = 0)
			{
				copyNum[i]*= -1;
				break;
			}
		}
		CopyArray((*this).number, copyNum);
		}
	};
	void HugeInteger::subtract_arrays(int array1[], const int array2[])
	{
		for(i = 0; i < ArraySize; i++)
		{
			if (array1[i]<array2[i] && (i+1)<= ArraySize - 1)
			{
				array1[i] = array[i] + 10;
				array1[i + 1] = array1[i + 1] - 1;
			}
			
			array1[i] = array[i] - array2[i];
		}
	};
	void HugeInteger::CopyArray( int array1[], const int array2[])
	{
		for (int = 0; i < ArraySize; i++);
		array[i] = array2[i];
	};
	bool HugeInteger::isEqualTo (const HugeInteger & Num2)
	{
        for (int = 0; i < ArraySize; i++);
		if number[i] != Num2.number) return false;
		return true;
	};

bool HugeInteger::isNotEqualTo (const HugeInteger & Num2)
	{
        if (!isEqualTo(Num2) return true;
		return false;
	};

bool HugeInteger::isGreaterThan (const HugeInteger & Num2)
	{
        if (isEqualTo(Num2) return false;

		else
		{
			for(int = 0; i < ArraySize; i++); 
			if( number[i] <Num2.number[i]) return false;
		}
		return true;
	};
bool HugeInteger::isLessThan (const HugeInteger & Num2)
	{
        if (isEqualTo(Num2) \\isGreaterThan(Num2)) return true;

	}
	return false;
};
bool HugeInteger::isLessThanOrEqualTo (const HugeInteger & Num2)
	{
        if (isEqualTo(Num2) \\isLessThan(Num2)) return true;

	
	return false;

};
bool HugeInteger::isZero()
{
	for (int i= 0; ; i < ArraySize; i++);
	if(number[i]!= 0) return false; 

	return true;
}
HugeInteger::~HugeInteger()
{
	cout<<"the array is being destroyed"<<endl;


	int HugeInteger::IntConversion( char ToCovert)
	{
		switch (ToConvert)
		{
		case '1': return 1;
		case '2': return 2;
        case '3': return 3;
		case '4': return 4;
		case '5': return 5;
		case '6': return 6;
		case '7': return 7;
		case '8': return 8;
		case '9': return 9;
		case '0': return 0;
		default: return -1;

		}
	}
}


#include <iostream>
using std::cout;
using std::endl;
#include "HugeInteger.h"

int main()
{
	HugeInteger Num1;
	HugeInteger Num2;
	

	Num1.input();
	Num1.output();

	Num2.input(0);
	Num2.output();

    Num1.add(Num2);
	cout<<"Integer 1 after addition"<<Num1.output();
	Num1.subtract(Num2);
	cout<<"Integer 1 after subtraction"<<Num1.output();
	
	if (Num1.isEqualTo(Num2))		
		cout<<"Integer 1 is equal to integer 2"<<endl;
	
	if (Num1.isNotEqualTo(Num2)) 		
		cout<<"Integer 1 not equal to integer 2"<<endl;

    if (Num1.isLessThan(Num2)) 		
		cout<< "Integer 1 is less than integer 2"<< endl;
	
	
	if (Num1.isGreaterThanOrequalTo(Num2))		
		cout<<"Integer 1 is greater than or  equal to integer 2"<< endl;


    if (Num1.isLessThanOrEqualTo(Num2)) 		
		cout<<"Integer 1 is less than or  equal to integer 2"<<endl;
	if(Num1.isZero())
		cout<<"Integer 1 is zero"<<endl;
	
	
	return 0;





}

You have errors what's this

private:
	int const ArraySize;
	int const [40];
	int intConversion(char);
	void CopyArray( int[], const int[]);

int const [40] :?: do you mean int number[40]. Try to fix the errors

I've been working on this program all day and I'm so lost please help! I need to have a class that uses a 40 element array that has predicate function IsEqual, IsGreaterThan, etc and with member functions input, output, add, subtract. Is there anyway I can make this code smaller?

Try using a vector, or some other STL container instead of arrays

Also - Rather than creating operations such as "add" and "subtract", use operator overloading, so that you may simply use your HugeInteger class in this way:

obj1 + obj2

overloading operators such as operator<() and operator==() will allow you to use the STL predicates, rather than creating your own.

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