Linked List Design Theory....

I have a class (Point.cpp/.h) that I am using to set and get two diffrent intergers. I am working on making a linked list of this class but I have a few question on proper design.

1) Am I correct in thinking that I should put all the Linked List functions into a class of there own (i.e. LinkedList.cpp/.h).

2) Were does the node go? Does it go in my Point class or my LinkedList class?

3) When building the node does it get built in the .cpp file or the .h file?

I have other question but they will be based off of the answers given.

Thanks

Chad

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Am I correct in thinking that I should put all the Linked List functions into a class of there own (i.e. LinkedList.cpp/.h).

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That's probably a good idea.

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Were does the node go? Does it go in my Point class or my LinkedList class?

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Probably in the LinkedList class.

If this isn't homework, you can use the list data type. It's a ready-written linked list class.
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Originally Posted by dwks

That's probably a good idea.

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Thats what I figured......

So would my node be incorporated in the LinkedList.cpp file by incapsulating it in a struct or does it go in the class that is actually setting and getting the int.