I just wonder if I can do something like this:
class apple
{
public: "constructor and public method in here"
private:
vector<*apple> allApple;
}
is this code okay?
I just wonder if I can do something like this: class apple { public:
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I just wonder if I can do something like this:
class apple
{
public: "constructor and public method in here"
private:
vector<*apple> allApple;
}
is this code okay?
You probably mean a vector of pointers to the same type,
in which case, yes, you can, although you might prefer to keep smart pointers if these are to point to dynamically allocated objects.