Thread: Classes: public or private?

Well, you can do that but I don't think that there's any reason to. You don't need two of the same class...Just make one class and when you declare your class type variable, make it an array. Example:

Code:

class Person
{
public:
     int GetAge();
private:
      int age; 
};

int Person::GetAge()
{
       return age;
}

int main()
{
     Person person[2]; //2 different people
     cout<<"Person 1's age: "<<person[0].GetAge();
     cout<<"Person 2's age: "<<person[1].GetAge();

     return 0;
}