Question

Is it alright if I implement getter/setter methods in the C++ class header file itself, and not in the .cpp file?

Answer 1

as in here:

#include <string>

using namespace std;

class patient
{
public:
patient();
patient(int Id, string Name, int Age);
patient(string Name, int Age);
virtual ~patient();
patient(const patient& other);
int getID() { return ID; }
void setID(int val) { ID = val; }
string getName() { return Name; }
void setName(string val) { Name = val; }
int getAge() { return Age; }
void setAge(int val) { Age = val; }
private:
int ID;
string Name;
int Age;
};

Answer 2

Only on Wednesdays and second Sundays.

Seriously, this is a question for some Computer Science forum.

Answer 3

But it's empty there :(

Answer 4

I'm sure lots of math types are good with C++

Answer 5

nope, we use assembly