Chapter 10. Classes and Objects
Classes extend the built-in capabilities of C++ to assist you in representing and solving complex, real-world problems.
In this lesson, you will learn
What classes and objects are
How to define a new class and create objects of that class
What member functions and member data are
What constructors are and how to use them
Is C++ Object-Oriented?
At one point, C, the predecessor to C++, was the world’s most popular programming language for commercial software development. It was used for creating operating systems (such as the UNIX operating system), for real-time programming (machine, device, and electronics control), and only later began to be used as a language for programming conventional languages. Its intent was to ...
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