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Organization of code in C ++

I just switched from java to C ++. I am a bit confused about organizing the source code.

In Java, we have packages for organizing between each module.

What are some common ways to organize C ++ source code?

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If you look at large open source projects in C or C ++, you will find many ways to organize the source. However, a few common scenarios are to use the directory structure module(or component) with srcand includein each module. Alternatively, you can use it the other way around and use src\moduleand include\module.

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Thus, the client can write something like:

#include "groupA/subgroupB/classC.h"
using namespace groupA;
subgroupB::classC object;
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