Basics in c++

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  1. isha_1

    isha_1 New Member

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    Hi all
    I am new to C++ , i have worked on C .But i am afraid to work on C++. I need all of your h
    elp in this . please help me on the several questions i have:
    1> In C i used to define struct in another directory , where we used to have all definitions of struct in struct directory we have lot of .h file conatining the definitions of struct .
    then in our required application , i used to call struct name and declare the header file in the begibning of file there.
    how it happens in C++ , where we write the calss definition? How is accessible from one .cpp file to anoter cpp file
     
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    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    Same. There is no difference when it comes to syntax to an extent.
     
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    isha_1 New Member

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    Hi
    Please can you be little more elaborative . I am asking not in theoretical sense , but from real time project point of view . The class creation , and other classes definition for friend , abstarct class, inheritance . Are they all defined in one file and later called from other files . or Only base class defined in one file , then in other files child class are created ?
     
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    Both can be done and it depends on your real world example. There is as such no restrictions from language point of view.
     

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