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    Two files will be created with '.h' and '.cpp'extensions. In the function coloumn of.cpp extension file, write series of statements that u desire to result. Then make an object in main file and then run it, it will execute those statements as it was a function.

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    Two files will be created with '.h' and '.cpp'extensions. In the function coloumn of.cpp extension file, write series of statements that u desire to result. Then make an object in main file and then run it, it will execute those statements as it was a function.

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    Two files will be created with '.h' and '.cpp'extensions. In the function coloumn of.cpp extension file, write series of statements that u desire to result. Then make an object in main file and then run it, it will execute those statements as it was a function.

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    Placing Classes in Separate Files Go to file, then new, then class, then name it , then two tabs will be created with .h And .cpp extensions. Now copy first two lines #include <iostream> using namespace std; from main function and paste it under the #include statemet of .cpp extension statement. Now in the function of .cpp extension file , write series of statements that u desire to result Then make an object in main .cpp file and then run it, it will execute those statements , stated in function coloumn of .cpp extension file, as it was a constructor.

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