2018

• notes Feb 9 Item-21 Don't return a reference when we have to return an object
• notes Feb 8 Item-20 Perfer pass-by-reference-to-const to pass-by-value
• notes Feb 7 Item-19 Treat class design as type design
• notes Feb 6 Item-18 Make interfaces easy to use correctly and hard to use incorrectly
• notes Feb 5 Item-17 Store newed objects in smart pointers in standalone statements
• notes Feb 4 Item-16 Use the same form in corresponding uses of new and delete
• notes Feb 3 Item-15 Provide access to raw resource in resource-managing classes
• notes Feb 2 Item-14 Copy behavior in resource-managing classes
• notes Feb 1 Item-13 Use objects to manage resources
• notes Jan 31 Item-12 Copy all parts of an object
• notes Jan 30 Item-11 Handle self assignment in operator=
• notes Jan 29 Item-10 Have assignment operators return a reference to *this
• notes Jan 26 Item-8 Prevent exception from leaving destructor
• notes Jan 25 Item-7 Declare destructor virtual in polymorphic base classes
• notes Jan 24 Item-6 Disallow unwanted compiler-generated functions
• notes Jan 23 Item-5 What functions C++ silently generates
• notes Jan 22 Item-4 Initialize objects before they're used
• notes Jan 19 Item-3 Use const whenever possible
• notes Jan 18 Item-0 Federation of languages
• notes Jan 17 Item-2 Compare <iostream> to <stdio.h>