Chapter 9. Introducing Types
Step by step, we’re emerging from the cave of discrete language elements and starting to combine them into large programs. After our extensive coverage of expressions and statements, time has come to use them in a broader context. In this and the following few chapters, we lay the basis for “programming in the large,” exploring classes and structs as well as the various sorts of members they support.
In this chapter, we focus on the concept of types and contrast classes and structs. The discussion of a type’s members is deferred until further chapters.
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