Classes help

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Originally Posted by Belcross

I see, I didn't know that you could watch the program run like that.

I've noticed people seem to not like some of the ";" I've added, but it seems they don't make a diffrence if they are there or not in some cases, is this a point of being easier to read? I've only been at this for a short time so still learning.

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It's a point of not writing code that makes no sense. If you don't need them and they don't add anything, don't put there there.

Personally I find

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void set_num(int numpub)
{
    num = numpub;
}

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much easier to read than

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void set_num(int numpub)
  {num=numpub;};

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Readability should be a very important part of your coding style.

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Originally Posted by Belcross

Well ATM I'm useing codeblocks on my windows machine, I tried Microsoft, but found I liked this better, I found it simpler to use. Still not figured the debugging out, it says it ran, but doesno't return anything at the end. Working on figuring it out now

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The point is to set breakpoints where execution will stop, so that you can examine variable values.