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What is better /standard for creating files. a cpp file with header or cpp and seperate file for header

Hello, after class, I checked the website and found that most class
members had put the header inside of the cpp file. I usually create a
seperate file for each.

Which is better?? and if you put them in one file, the #endif
goes at the end of the header part right??

Thanks for any responses.
Jul 22 '05 #1
1 1031
never mind, i just read a real good explanation of this in the c++
programming language.
On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 08:24:36 GMT, DrUg13 <li******@dieyoung.com>
wrote:
Hello, after class, I checked the website and found that most class
members had put the header inside of the cpp file. I usually create a
seperate file for each.

Which is better?? and if you put them in one file, the #endif
goes at the end of the header part right??

Thanks for any responses.


Jul 22 '05 #2

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