C++ Splitting your Code into Multiple Files

Exactly what I've been looking for not more not less, thanks

Just curious, what IDE is it that you use?

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A few years later and still an awesome video. Thank you kindly

I think Date(int month = 1, int day = 1, int year = 2019) func is not a default function. Default function should be like this: "Date()". what do you think of that?

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this inside the constructor is not needed even if the prototype's arguments names are the same as the private data.

Hi! I am from India. I have just learnt C++.
I define those function in the class only. Means all logic in inside the function in the class.
So, my question is - what the difference if we define the function in the class or outside the class(As shown in video). As i know that the memory allocated to variable leaves going outside the { }.
If there are more function defined(implemented) inside the class, will instance of that class(while created) takes more memory.
Or nothing will effect wethere defined inside or outside(as shown in the video) the class.
Thanks👍

which software are you using & thank you for this informative and to the point video

its not working for me. I am not getting an error but it's just not workign for me. Its not printing anything. it says"undefined reference to `Date::Date(int, int, int)' "

I don't really understand why you should use a second cpp file when you can just put everything into one header file and than include the headerfile and than just use it in the main file. Can you tell me pls?

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Thank you so much !! Header files so important!!

hey, can you make a video on how to split generic ( template ) classes in different files?

Thanks. Pretty easy to understand.

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Thank. This part for confusing me for hours.

thank you so much to make this video you are a very good teacher very good

You're not my professor, but I appreciate your work!

Thank you so much! I have seen so many videos trying to make class header files but to no avail! You solved my problem in the first 1.20 minute! Thank you again!

Thanks for explaining this. I didn't really got the idea of c++ code splitting until know.