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Why are classes normally defined in a header file separate from your main program?
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Why are classes normally defined in a header file separate from your main program?
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SIMPLE ; -
because the compiler of c++ is designed like that <--this is not a joke , it is true
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Ok, but why ? What is the reason?
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Classes should be used also from others. For this they need Information about the interface which they get from the header.
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