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Class names that start with C.
I am a newbie using c++ and people named c++ class name “c”+something. What does that mean? I think this is a syntax but don’t know what it means..
It’s not needed by C++, but some people do it to remind them that the identifier is for a class. It’s considered bad practice now, but was popular (especially in Microsoft environments) a decade or more ago.