This appendix is a collection of
suggestions for C++ programming. They’ve been assembled over the course of
my teaching and programming experience and
also from the insights of friends
including Dan Saks (co-author with Tom
Plum of C++ Programming Guidelines, Plum Hall,
1991), Scott Meyers (author of Effective C++,
2nd edition, Addison-Wesley, 1998), and Rob
Murray (author of C++ Strategies & Tactics,
Addison-Wesley, 1993). Also, many of the tips are summarized from the pages of
Thinking in C++.
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Explained to me by Andrew Koenig.