what's the difference in these 2?
class list
{
class node
{
// blah
};
// blah
};
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class node
{
// blah
};
class list
{
// blah
};
lochnessmonster 0 Junior Poster
NathanOliver 429 Veteran Poster Featured Poster
the first is a class inside a class and the second is two separate classes
mrnutty 761 Senior Poster
Depending on the exact content, the node class might have to be-friend the list class in the second case, while in the first one it does not.
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