Python To C++: Classes, Header Files and Source Files

Moving from Python to C++, how to use classes, header files and source files.

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[donaldhobson]

"self" isn't a keyword in python. Its a convention. But you can use any other name you like. The object is fed in as the first parameter to the function.

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[lsrz]

Access specifiers such as private, public and protected are supposed to be for security reasons within code. For instance, private prevents data members from being accessible to your code unless your code is a member of the class. So, rather than for readability of the code, access specifiers are there for security reasons. That combined with the class achieves encapsulation.

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