Classes and Member Functions

Introduction to classes

If we take a look at the world around us, we will likely notice plenty of objects. It might be a book, an e-book reader, a monitor, or a mug of coffee. We are surrounded by objects. This idea leads to the conclusion that we are living in a world of objects; therefore, our programs should be constructed in the same way. This is the conceptual basis of the object-oriented programming (OOP) approach. Not everyone shares this ...