Does it matter how I import header files? I've seen double quotes as well as arrows used.
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "Some_Header.h"
Does it matter if they're capitalized a certain way as well? Experimenting around with this, it seems neither matters, but I figure there must be a reason for tutorials doing it the way they do.
Another question is, (coming from Java here), how do I access a class outside the file it was defined in? Say, I have one.cpp and two.cpp.
In one.cpp:
class Something {
...
In two.cpp:
class SomethingElse {
Something *example;
...
Like that? In Java you'd just preface a class name with "public." In C++, wrangling classes seems to be a bit more difficult..