here is my code for a .cpp of a header file. My question is: is there another way to write this than using "this" pointer?
just editited my code...this is the correct oneCode:#include "Integer.h" Integer::Integer() //once Integer object is made it will be initialized to 0 { this->number=0; } Integer::Integer(int num) //once an Integer object is made it will be initialized to num { this->number=num; } Integer::~Integer() { //nothing } int Integer::getInt() { return this->number; } bool Integer::operator<(Integer i) // overload < operator { if(this->number<i.number) return true; else return false; } bool Integer::operator>(Integer i) //overload > operator { if(this->number>i.number) return true; else return false; } int Integer::operator++() //overload ++ operator { return this->number++; } int Integer::operator--() //overload -- operator { return this->number--; }