10 classes inside a class, bad programing practices ?!

[Fantasy]

hay guys

What do you think of this code? Is it a good programing practice or bad? Should I program like this or will it make people confused?

thankx

#include <SFML\Graphics.hpp>

class GameItems
{
public:

	sf::Image MediKit_Image;
	sf::Sprite MediKit_Sprite;

	class Weapons
	{
	public:

		class AssaultRifle
		{
		public:
			AssaultRifle();
			~AssaultRifle();

			void LoadFile();

		private:
			sf::Image Image;
			sf::Sprite Sprite;
		};

		class MachineGun
		{
		public:
			MachineGun();
			~MachineGun();

			void LoadFile();

		private:
			sf::Image Image;
			sf::Sprite Sprite;
		};

		class SMG
		{
		public:
			SMG();
			~SMG();

			void LoadFile();

		private:
			sf::Image Image;
			sf::Sprite Sprite;
		};

		class Rifle
		{
		public:
			Rifle();
			~Rifle();

			void LoadFile();

		private:
			sf::Image Image;
			sf::Sprite Sprite;
		};

		class Pistol
		{
		public:
			Pistol();
			~Pistol();

			void LoadFile();

		private:
			sf::Image Image;
			sf::Sprite Sprite;
		};

		class ShotGun
		{
		public:
			ShotGun();
			~ShotGun();

			void LoadFile();

		private:
			sf::Image Image;
			sf::Sprite Sprite;
		};
	};
};

[Intrexa]

Bad, look up inheritence. http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/inheritance/

[Athar]

You're misusing classes as namespaces here.
It is also doubtful that having all these classes provides any advantage, one for all is probably enough (although that depends on the details).

[dianaveful]

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