//49_this

//49_this
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
#include "Hannah.h"

int main()
{
Hannah ho (23);//first we must create an object
ho.printCrap();
}
//-------------------------------------------------
#ifndef HANNAH_H
#define HANNAH_H


class Hannah
{
    public:
        Hannah(int);//if we sent it 20, it say's h is equal to 20
        void printCrap ();
    private:
        int h;
};

#endif // HANNAH_H
//--------------------------------------------------
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
#include "Hannah.h"

Hannah::Hannah(int num)//if we send 23
:h (num)// it takes 23 from main and set it equal to h
{
}

void Hannah::printCrap (){
cout<<"h= "<<h<<endl;//c++ assumes that you working with current object
cout<<"this->"<<this->h<<endl;//explicitly tells that you working with this current object
                             /*the ad of ho get the object and the
                               object have a variable h and h is equal to 23*/
                              //keyword this identify a special kind of pointer
                              //this stores the address of current object that you working with
                              // the address of ho use that object & the object has a variable h
cout<<"(*this).h= "<<(*this).h <<endl; //dereferencing pointer, it's taking a memory location of
                                       // of the current object and calling a variables value (.h)
                                        //we using memory location
}