What is the difference between a Structure and a Class?
Because they seem the same... Can you not place functions inside a Structure or something?
Difference: Struct - Class
What is the difference between a Structure and a Class?
Because they seem the same... Can you not place functions inside a Structure or something?
The main difference it that a class has a constructor and a destructor a strcture does not have them also you can put functions in a class and varables you also have the abilty to make some of the varables and functions private or public in the class. That's pretty much what I know about them I bet there are lots of people on this board that can tell you more ^_^ but I hope this helps anyways
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Structrues and Classes are basically the same execept for the syntax and the fact:
in classes
variables and functions (not OOP speak!!) are private by default.
That is why we have the keywords public and private in C++
A class would resemble a structure if all variables and functions were declared as public.
in structrues
variables and functions are public by default.
Hope this helps!!
In C++, structures and classes are the same, except structure's default data access level is public.
