🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <6mnh5e$ras$0@208.136.119.106>,
  "Daniel & Charlotte" <cddundon@aiinc.com> wrote:
>
> I'm just learning C++.  I'm having some trouble understanding how to create
> a class.  I think I have the syntax down.  It's learning why certain things
> are put into private and public.  And how you come up with the void
> function.  If you know of any books that could possibly help me get over the
> rocky spot, it would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
> Charlotte
>
>
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  Make private all the data members and methods, you don't wish
to give the direct access to user to.
  Make protected all the members, that the derived class may
need to access directly, but not the user's applications themselves.
  Make public all the data and methods, open for everyone.

  Use void functions for output purposes or to change the data member's
values. Use the exeptions for the error handling, instead the return
values.

  When you choose the book, look for a lot of examples (simple to
middle difficalty); the working examples on the disket wouldn't
be amiss too.

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