Help with C++ coding

Ok thankyou
So as I was saying
Could anyone describe this code, (I am so lost, i really don't understand), in pseuocode

Code:

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#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class Counter
{
public:
        Counter();
        Counter(int initialValue);
        ~Counter(){}
        int GetItsVal()const { return itsVal; }
        void SetItsVal(int x) {itsVal = x; }
        Counter Add(const Counter &);

private:
        int itsVal;
};

Counter::Counter():
itsVal(0)
{}

Counter::Counter(int initialValue):
itsVal(initialValue)
{}

Counter Counter::Add(const Counter & rhs)
{
        return Counter(itsVal+ rhs.GetItsVal());
}

int main()
{
        Counter varOne(2), varTwo(4), varThree;
        varThree = varOne.Add(varTwo);
        cout << "varThree: " << varThree.GetItsVal() << endl;
        cout << "varTwo: " << varTwo.GetItsVal() << endl;
        cout << "varThree: " << varThree.GetItsVal() << endl;

        return 0;
}

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and could someone please give me a definition of exploiting references, and overloading functions

thank you so much.
jay

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Originally Posted by prog-bman

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Originally Posted by jaylc185

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main dose this:
Creates 3 instances of the counter class named varOne, varTwo and varThree with initial values 2, 4, 0 respectivly. varThree is assigned the initial value of 0 because that is the default value, see the defination of the contructor (the member function with the same name as the class that is called when an instance is created)

Code:

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Counter::Counter():
itsVal(0)
{}

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Add varTwo (4) to varOne (2) and asign it to varThree.
Next the values are output using the GetItsVal() member function of the counter class.

Thankyou Quantum 1024