An Introduction to Classes and Objects in C++

Object oriented programming paradigm makes it easy to solve real-world problems. Classes and objects are the fundamental concepts of object oriented paradigm. They make development of large and complex systems easier and help to produce software which is easy to understand, modular, modify, and reusable.   Syntactically structures and classes are similar. But a major difference between them is, by default all the members of a structure are public. Whereas, by default all the members of a class are private.   A rule of thumb is, use structures to store less amount of data and classes to store data as

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An Introduction to Classes and Objects in C++
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