// In this example, none of the methods are inline.
// (We don’t really say “outline”.)
// Usually, the class declaration (interface) would be in Random.h,
// and the actual methods (implementation) would be in Random.cc.

#include <iostream>

class Random {
  public:
    Random(int seed);
    int value();
  private:
    int state;
};

Random::Random(int seed) {
    state = seed;
}

// A truly awful random number generator
int Random::value() {
    state = state * 1234567891 + 9708675309;
    return (state & 0x7fffffff) % 100;
}


int main() {
    Random r(1234);

    for (int i=0; i<20; i++)
	std::cout << r.value() << ' ';
}