C++ Multiple Parameter Object creation

I am a virtual beginner in programming and am trying to understand a simple part of Object oriented programming. I apologize in advance if the answer to my question seems obvious, but I have tried to find similar examples online using google and youtube but sadly nothing fits the bill. With that said here is my question.

I am trying to make a simple video game inventory similar to the ones you would see in RPGs such as Final Fantasy VI or Chrono Trigger. What I am having trouble with is creating the items of the inventory. What I'd like help with is how to create one object that defines one item, for example a potion. I know it will take multiple parameters which are listed here:

itemText = "Potion";itemDesc = "Regain 50 HP";itemEffect = playerHP + 50;buyCost = 50;sellCost = 25;

What I'd like help with is syntax of the connection of these parameters in one object. Later I will use the data so that I can create an array that shows only the itemText and a Quantity for the player to see. Any and all help or places would be appreciated.

Thank you in advance, Delita

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Understanding Cmdlet positional parameter

All, Forgive me I am a newbie for the Power Shell, Currently I was reading book Windows PowerShell CookBook try to get start with it. So far, Everything make sense to me except one thing, I was totally confused with the Positional Parameter to Cmdlet.

For example: Select-String

The syntax is following :

Select-String [-Pattern] [-Path] [-AllMatches] [-CaseSensitive] [-Context ][-Encoding ] [-Exclude ] [-Include ] [-List] [-NotMatch] [-Quiet] [-SimpleMatch][]Select-String [-Pattern] [-AllMatches] [-CaseSensitive] [-Context ] [-Encoding ][-Exclude ] [-Include ] [-List] [-NotMatch] [-Quiet] [-SimpleMatch] -InputObject []Select-String [-Pattern] [-AllMatches] [-CaseSensitive] [-Context ] [-Encoding ][-Exclude ] [-Include ] [-List] [-NotMatch] [-Quiet] [-SimpleMatch] -LiteralPath []

I can pass the parameter value to the Cmdlet directly by ignoring the parameter name . like below:

"Hello World"|Select-String .

Based on the concept of Positional parameter,Because the parameter -Pattern is the first parameter. the value . can match the parameter -Pattern. It is ok for me to understand.

But When I try this command line "hello world" | Select-String -AllMatches . the value . is not in the first. Why the Select-String can know it and work out the result ? Could someone please tell me more to better understand it ? thanks.

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