Making an entire class private

**Firon** · 11-05-2009

hi,
I am currently in the process of coding a function that uses a class.Let me explain in detail...

Code:

  CalculateValue  int ();

This function uses a class that I coded, therefore it instantiate class, method that are used etc.. But now I want my function "CalculateValue' can not be access by variable from outsite of class.

Is this possible?

**Katty** · 11-05-2009

Much better: if you implement your function in a cpp file and you can implements the class in that file (no header or anything else for this class :

Code:

private class 
  ( 
  public: 
private int () 
  ( 
  Return 42; 
  ) 
  / / Etc ... 
  );

Like that, your function can be accessible in this class only and it will not possible for anything else to have the class definition.
This is called an implementation.

**opaper** · 11-05-2009

1. -Create a new application in C++

2. -Add the following code about
your class:

Code:

class addressC {
       //
       private:
        //
        string abs;
        string SSS;
        string fff;
        //
       public:
        addressC( string absS, string  SSSS, string  fffS); // constructor
        ~addressC(); // destructor
        void PROCView();
      };

3. -Then give the code for the procedures or functions used in that
class.