Thread: member function

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    member function

    What does it mean to have void as the parameter for the prototype of a member function ie

    void set(void);

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    It doesn't return a value.

    Code:
    class foo
    {
         int abc;
    
       public:
          void set(){abc=5;};//sets abc to five
    }

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    thanks

    thanks
    I noticed you didn't use the keyword private in your class declaration. Is this the default then?

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    in a class everything defaults to private, unless otherwise noted.
    the best things in life are simple.

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    It is good practice to start a class with a private/public keyword, dont know why, just is..
    VC++ 6

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