A class declaration is anything, essentially, that tells the compiler a name is for a class. For example;
class ClassName;
is known as a "forward declaration".
A class definition is a type of declaration that provides enough information that a compiler can create instances of the class, compute sizeof() for the class, call member functions, and access data members of the class.
A class with "prototypes of member functions" is one type of class definition.
A class "with member functions defined in the class" is another type of class definition - the only difference is that it is a class definition with inline definitions of member functions.
