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Add separator recommendation between member functions and variables.
(New "class declarations" section) |
(Add separator recommendation between member functions and variables.) |
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=== Class declarations === | === Class declarations === | ||
The access specifier ({{codeline|public | The access specifier ({{codeline|public}}, {{codeline|protected}}, {{codeline|private}}) should always be stated rather than relying on the C++ language defaults for a particular object (for example, "{{codeline|class}}" = "{{codeline|private}}"). | ||
Within a class the different access blocks should appear in the order 1) public, 2) protected, 3) private. | Within a class, the different access blocks should appear in the order 1) {{codeline|public}}, 2) {{codeline|protected}}, 3) {{codeline|private}}. | ||
Within an access block, member functions should be specified before member variables. If there are both member functions and member variables use | |||
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between the sections to visually separate the two categories. | |||
=== Namespace === | === Namespace === | ||