thanks for the help. I am trying to get this stuff straight..... constructors
and functions.
the class is going over Graphics now. Point (x, y) to make lines.........
and all those other classes: make a triangle, lines, etc.
"Brett W. McCoy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 2/27/07, Robert Ryan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> word 'number' is exactly the point.........I am wondering about the diff
> between a constructor and a function. a constructor is the same name as the
> class. and a function is a diff name from the class of which a program can
> have several, one being Number()
A constructor *is* a function call, one that returns an object of the
class the constructor is for. I'm still not sure what you are getting
at... if you want to declare and define a function called Number(),
there is nothing to stop you, as long as you don't clash with any
other declarations of the same function (such as might included in a
header).
There is no Number class in standard C++.
-- Brett
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