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Mar 18th, 2006, 2:35 PM
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.H or .cpp?
I have a class called Monster, now what I have is an array of 5 monsters, because there are 5 different monsters in my program.
Monster array[5];
array[0].SetName("monster1");
array[1].SetName("monster2");
array[2].SetName("monster3");
array[3].SetName("monster4");
array[4].SetName("monster5");
array[0].SetDamage(12);
array[1].SetDamage(15);
array[2].SetDamage(16);
array[3].SetDamage(3);
array[4].SetDamage(22);I know that is horrible code, mine doesn't actually look like that though. I am just wondering, if you are only using the file to set the data members for the array, should I use a .cpp file or a header? I'm thinking a .cpp file is the way to go, but I am also under the impression you should do "#include "array.cpp"" type declarations, so I would need a header in association to simply refer to that .cpp file. EDIT: Or, would I just set each value for each array in the Monster.cpp file, which holds all the member functions?
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