Need explanation for code? F1?

I know little bit java now I am trying to learn c I am using visual c++ studio to compile it works


I want to know the different bitten these two








sensor_perpond::sensor_perpond(void) {}





sensor_perpond::~sensor_perpond(void){...





can someone explain me this





my file name is sensor_perpond.





I don’t know what is :: mean and what is ::~ mean





And please send me some link to learn c and Assembler language. (expecting explanation and examples in the link)

Need explanation for code? F1?
The first one is a constructor for the class "sensor_perpond" and the second one is it's destructor. Constructors for a class are represented by a function with the name of the class, as a member of the class and destructors are represented by tilde "~" followed by a function with the name of the class, as a member of the class. Both should be public.





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Eg 1: Both defined inside the class


class classname


{


public:


classname(...) {...} //definition of constructor for class classname


~classname(...) {...} //definition of destructor for class classname


};





Eg 2: Both defined outside the class


class classname


{


public:


classname(...); //declaration of constructor for class classname


~classname(...);//declaration of destructor for class classname


};





classname::classname(...) {...} //constructor for class classname defined outside of the class


classname::~classname(...) {...} //destructor for class classname defined outside of the class





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They are accessed using "::" (the scope resolution operator) as





classname::classname(...); // for calling constructor


classname::~classname(...); // for calling destructor





Hope it helps :)
Reply:Tutorial links





http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/t...


http://www.gnacademy.org/text/...


http://www.cprogramming.com/tu...


http://members.tripod.com/sund...


http://www.glenmccl.com/tutor....





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Reply:I am sorry that the last two methods i.e. the methods of accessing the constructor and destructor were incorrect. You can however get the correct method from the tutorials above. Anyway, have a nice experience learning C++. :-) Report It

Reply:Try some of these,





Program Language Tutorials:





http://www.freeprogrammingresources.com/...


http://www.programmertutorials.com/


http://www.programmingtutorials.com/vbne...


http://www.programmertutorials.com/tutor...





Have fun but be safe!