Proper Class Design Part 2
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3Today we continued our discussion of how to do proper class design, and ran through the creation of a Circle class. Classes, at their heart, are data + operations you can do on that data. They use a division between a public interface and private member variables to preserve "invariants", which are rules that must always be true about your class, such as the radius of a circle never being less than 0.
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