RS> KK>   class MathCalc
RS> KK>   {
RS> KK>   private:
RS> KK>      int iVar1, iVar2, iResult;
RS>   Why do you code the private keyword when the data is
RS>   private by default.  Is this considered good style?
   I don't know, really. It's just something I picked up.
   I always put the public functions at the top of the class
   and then put in the private members later, which means I
   have to specify that they are private.
   I suppose I could save a line of source text by putting
   the private data first and using the default, but having
   the public functions listed first just seems to be more
   user friendly when I want to look them up.
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