- int main() look nicer than main(); but is the same
- don't put open braces at the end; align it with same column as close braces, it look nicer that way.
- data members better be private
- use struct if all else require publicity
- use switch instead of multiple if
- use initialization list as much as possible in constructor
- Capitalize class name; small name are for variables.
- Capitalize function name; as your other function begin with capitals. (hint: create())
- If you have explicit 'creation' (the calling of create()), then you need explicit 'destruction'.
- Do have some prefixes/sufixes to indicate it as a member variables, globals... or a pointer.
- Add const to the back of the function if your function just simply return something.
- Don't immediately instantiate objects after definition of class. Looks better if they are created seperately.
- Do seperate your class in another .h/.cpp
- Don't create any function that looks like main (Main)
- Publics in the front looks better, so is having privates at the end.
- Don't use old include (as many have suggested)
- and finally... be consistent.
.... phew...
[EDIT]
and....
- Bad@mount0fspacing<readability.
- dontputyourvariablewithnamelikethis.
- capitalizeYourVariableThisWayLooksBetter.
- CapitalizeYourClassThisWayLooksBetter.
[edited by - DerekSaw on January 15, 2003 8:51:35 PM]
