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(04-14-2012 08:10 PM)Homicide13 Wrote:  Also I have no idea what class constructors are or what they're supposed to do.

They're used to help construct the class (obviously). They are called at the time of instantiation; at this point you can assign values or instantiate other classes or call methods instead of doing all of this after instantiating the class. There are reasons why you would want to do this at the time of instantiation rather than after, but in your case these reasons aren't applicable (since you're using a class as nothing more than what a namespace is normally used for, technically speaking). If you don't define your own constructor, then the compiler will define one for you at compile time (which is just an empty constructor).