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I have put several instances of class b in class a but this causes an error as class a does not know what class b is. Now I know I can solve this problem by writing my file b a c but this messes up the reachability as well as annoys me. I know I can prototype my functions so I do not have this problem but have been able to find no material on how to prototype a class. does anyone have an example of class prototyping in c++. as there seems to be some confusion let me show you what i want class A { public: B foo[5]; }; class B { public: int foo; char bar; } but this does not work as A cannot see B so i need to put something before them both, if it was a function i would put A(); then implement it later. how can i do this with a class.
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