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[Estraik]

How do I start a header file in C++?

I want to know how to show it on the source code and how to call it.

Also would like to know what to include in the .h file:

Like, does it goes like the source code?

By that I mean:

If the header file need to have an:

int main() ?

Or if something else, what would it be? and how to end the header file?

And how to call it inside the source code?

Any help would be appreciated.

[Jani]

mything.h:

[Zerith]

The header file usually contains function definitions, class definitions and so forth.

You can add a header file in MSVC++ clicking Add item -> Header file(.h).

[tombana]

Just so you know, the header file could contain anything another file contains.
So you could write your whole program in the headerfile if you wanted to, but that's not the purpose of it.
You could also write programs without header files. Most of my programs are small and have no header files, and only a 'main.cpp'.

[_TheChosen_]

A header files main purpose is re-usable code. Think everyone else explained everything else.

[nog_lorp]

Header file should contain the code, .cpp file should contain all the declarations and constants, like this:

[tombana]

Are you being sarcastic? (hope so)
It's exactly the other way around. The reason you put constants and stuff in the header file, is because when you include it in all your projects files and then want to change the constant, you only have to change it once in the header file.

[nog_lorp]

You CAN do it my way though! You can even do