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Safe some memory when passing and assigning

score 88 · Answer 1 · 2025-01-02 00:40:53

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Safe some memory when passing and assigning

thread-safe copy assignment operator for smart pointer class

Copy constructor/Assignment operator confusion when initializing object

constructing a std::function object from a type with a variadic template constructor

understanding copy constructor and copy assignment operator

Is it a good practice to point to a new address on free store when dynamicly allocating?

Why std::string a; std::string b; a + b = "abc"; OK？

Value assignment isn't working as expected

Use copy constructor while user-declared move constructor is present

C++ destructor called after calling constructor

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