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@ -12,7 +12,8 @@ aggregate data within the context of classes or to define elaborate return
values. Often a bf(C++) tt(struct) merely contains em(plain old data) (POD, values. Often a bf(C++) tt(struct) merely contains em(plain old data) (POD,
cf. section ref(POD)). In bf(C++) the tt(class) is the main data structuring cf. section ref(POD)). In bf(C++) the tt(class) is the main data structuring
device, by default enforcing two core concepts of current-day software device, by default enforcing two core concepts of current-day software
engineering: em(data hiding) (cf. sections ref(HIDING) and ref(APPLICATION)). engineering: em(data hiding) and em(encapsulation) (cf. sections ref(HIDING)
and ref(APPLICATION)).
The tt(union) is another data structuring device the language offers. The The tt(union) is another data structuring device the language offers. The
traditional bf(C) union is still available in bf(C++), but the C++0x standard traditional bf(C) union is still available in bf(C++), but the C++0x standard

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@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ those variables using tt(iter) the tt(auto) keyword can be used again:
) )
If tt(start) can't be initialized immediately using an existing If tt(start) can't be initialized immediately using an existing
variable the type of a well known variable of function can be used in variable the type of a well known variable or function can be used in
combination with the ti(decltype) keyword, as in: combination with the ti(decltype) keyword, as in:
verb( verb(
decltype(iter) start; decltype(iter) start;

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@ -20,11 +20,11 @@ string objects:
) )
No special action is performed if a dynamically allocated array of No special action is performed if a dynamically allocated array of
primitive typed values is deleted. Following tt(int *it = new int[10]) the primitive typed values is deleted. Following tt(int *it = new int[10]) the
statement tt(delete[] it) simply returns the memory pointed at by tt(it) is statement tt(delete[] it) simply returns the memory pointed at by tt(it).
returned. Realize that, as a pointer is a primitive type, deleting a Realize that, as a pointer is a primitive type, deleting a dynamically
dynamically allocated array of pointers to objects does em(not) result in the allocated array of pointers to objects does em(not) result in the proper
proper destruction of the objects the array's elements point at. So, the destruction of the objects the array's elements point at. So, the following
following example results in a emi(memory leak): example results in a emi(memory leak):
verb( verb(
string **sp = new string *[5]; string **sp = new string *[5];
for (size_t idx = 0; idx != 5; ++idx) for (size_t idx = 0; idx != 5; ++idx)