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Jul 2nd, 2008

Phone book using C++

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Hi all,

I am new to OOP. I am using classes to create a phone book in C++. I don't know how to program, when the user enters the information and click save to generate a file. Also, how do I make GUI using C++.
Can any one help me out?

Thanks
Prab

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Re: Phone book using C++

http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Progr...s/Qt-179.shtml

Yoe can easily follow this by referring Qt assistant

Last edited by RenjithVR; Jul 2nd, 2008 at 2:42 am.

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Re: Phone book using C++

Check out www.cplusplus.com. It's filled with information about file IO, strings, user input, and lots more. You might not want to make a GUI if you are very new to C++ and OOP.

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Re: Phone book using C++

try a hello world program.

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Re: Phone book using C++

once you get started with your phone book, I'd suggest these two classes

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class personalNumber{
public:
personalNumber(string, number);
string getName(void);
int getPhoneNumber(void);
 
//...
private:
 
string name;
int number;
 
//...
}
class personalNumber{
public:
personalNumber(string, number);
string getName(void);
int getPhoneNumber(void);

//...
private:

string name;
int number;

//...
}

and

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class businessNumber{
//...
}
class businessNumber{
//...
}

object orientation means separating things into discrete, identifiable units... it's kind of like building robots

... you start with a bolt and plates to build an arm, you take two arms and some plates and build a torso...

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