here is my question
say I have a struct nodetype in the header file named linklist.h
there contains a struct constructor in the nodetype named nodetype(int, nodetype*)
how to I declare the code in the linklist.cpp?
do I do the same for class constructor or something different?
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Jump to PostYes, it's the same. Structs and classes in C++ only differ by the default visibility of their elements (public for structs and private for classes).
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Yes, it's the same. Structs and classes in C++ only differ by the default visibility of their elements (public for structs and private for classes).
bigwhiteegg
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Yes, it's the same. Structs and classes in C++ only differ by the default visibility of their elements (public for structs and private for classes).
great!
thanks for the clarification
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