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[Zack]

It's funny; when doing C/C++, I use structs for classes that store more data (and are mostly get/set methods) than have functions. Classes are used for more objects that have methods outside of get and set. Interesting differences from different programmers; the lesson here is that there is no one way to program!

[Singing Boyo]

That's what I was saying. Probably just a leftover from C, where structs could only hold data and function pointers (which are weird).

Reread my post, and noticed it needs clarification. With JAVA, I would have a prepareBuild method in a Resources class. With C++, it'd be in the city class, because resources would be a struct and wouldn't have methods (usually just a constructor and a few operators in structs for me).