Random C++ I was playing around with because I'm a noob.

noobquest_v2.cpp

/* g++ -std=c++0x -Wall [-static] <source> [-o <binary>] */
/* Now with awesome proper constructors and destructors. */

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class Hero
{
    public:

        int hero_hp;

        Hero(int hp = 100) {
            hero_hp = hp;
            cout << "A hero has come to us!" << endl;
        }

        void takesDamage(int hp_lost) {
            hero_hp = hero_hp - hp_lost;
            cout << "Our hero takes " << hp_lost << " points of damage." << endl;
        }

        void isHealed(int hp_gained) {
            hero_hp = hero_hp + hp_gained;
            cout << "Our hero is healed for " << hp_gained << " points of health." << endl;
        }

        void currentHealth() {
            cout << "Our hero currently has " << hero_hp << "HP." << endl;
        }

        void forCereal() {
            cout << "For Cereal Dawg!" << endl;
            Hero::oiVey();
        }

        ~Hero() {
            cout << "Our hero is going to party like it's 1999 for a bit, cya later!" << endl;
        }

    private:

        void oiVey() {
            cout << "Oi Vey!" << endl;
        }
};

int main()
{
    /*
    //Hero json(155); // Instantiate with a custome argument vector.
    Hero json; // Instantiate with the default int value.
    json.currentHealth();
    json.isHealed(5);
    json.currentHealth();
    json.takesDamage(3);
    json.currentHealth();
    //delete json; // You cannot delete an Object created without a new keyword.
    */

    Hero* json = new Hero; // Using the "new" keyword must be invoked as a class pointer.
    json->currentHealth();
    json->isHealed(5);
    json->currentHealth();
    json->takesDamage(3);
    json->currentHealth();
    delete json; // You can delete Objects declared with the "new" keyword.

    return 0;
}