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So classes are normally defined within .h (header) files, the file that defines the class methods is the .lib (library) file (maybe?), and the file that actually makes use of the class members is the main.cpp source file (or I guess any of the source files? o.o)?

In C++, classes are declared in header files (e.g. *.h) and defined in *.cpp files (though they can also be declared in the .cpp file). Library files (e.g. *.dll) aren't always created by the compiler, but when they are they do hold information (not necessarily classes) required by the program.