C++ Developer - Separate Compilation

This video tutorial covers the concepts of data members, methods, and the constant keyword in C++. It introduces the topic of separate compilation, explaining how to organize code into header and implementation files. The tutorial demonstrates refactoring code to separate class definitions and implementations, and discusses the importance of include guards for preventing multiple inclusions of header files. A challenge is presented to add a member function to a class and refactor the code accordingly.

What are data members in a class, and how are they also referred to?

Explain the purpose of the constant keyword in C++.

What is separate compilation in the context of C++ classes?

Describe the structure of the specification file in C++.

What is the difference between a global function and a member function in C++?

What is the significance of the scope resolution operator in C++?

How do you define a member function in the implementation file?

How do include guards prevent issues in C++ header files?

How can you refactor a global function to be a member function in a class?

What is the role of the iostream library in the context of member functions?