Thread: Another beginner question

This one is about object oriented programming. In java I could just add new files and have them be classes so if I wanted a Player class in java I would make a file that said:

Code:

public class Player
{
     public Player(int a, int b)
     {some stuff}

     --- some more methods
}

And in my driver I could say, Player p = new Player(1,2); or something.

In C++ I'm not really sure what to do...here's what I have so far and its giving me an error about /clr options or something:

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

public class Player 
{
  public:
    double points,value;
	string name, pos;
    Player (string,string,double);
};

Player::Player (string n, string p, double pts) 
{
  name = n;
  pos = p;
  points = pts;
}