Currently the classes are treated sort of like C structs with constructor methods... they need to have their member variables secured as private and to use a series of get/set methods in the public scope.
Bonus points for having particular structures with operator overloads for C++ iostreams.
Currently the classes are treated sort of like C structs with constructor methods... they need to have their member variables secured as private and to use a series of get/set methods in the public scope.
Bonus points for having particular structures with operator overloads for C++ iostreams.