Some classes have private methods, although this one doesn't. And note that the proper ending to a class header is a semicolon "; after the closing brace. Next we have the implementation file: // ...

You should *start* with the header file, comment it and nicely lay out the structure, and have that file generate the .cpp file by duplicating the definitions of the class functions. Then then ...

I always have one .cpp file (for function definitions) and one .h file (for class declarations), ... <BR>You have to use using<BR>No header files or #include directives in C#: ...