How to approach a project and the C++ Rule of Three
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6The first bit I talk about how to pick apart a homework assignment, making sure that your code *always* compiles!
Then we got into the Rule of Three. Basically, if you allocate anything in a constructor, then you probably need a destructor to deallocate it, and a copy constructor and operator= to make sure you're doing a deep copy and not a shallow copy which will ruin your world.
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