How do you declare public variables in C++? It''s for my text RPG.

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public variable is declared in a .h or .cpp out of any function. Where you declare your const variables.


const int Max_Unit;

int MyPublicVariable; // <- like that.


Or if you are using struct(); or class();
In that case, you have to declare Pulic and Private variables.
like that :

struct() MyStruct // <- I''m not sure of the correct syntax
{
private:
int MyPrivateVariable;

public:
int MyPublicVariable;
voir MyPublicFunction();
};




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I don''t get the structure thing, or where public ends. Help!!!

I suggest you pick up a good book on C++.