There are three sets of rules for type deduction in modern C++: one for function templates, one for auto, and one for decltype. Without a solid understanding of how deduction operates, effective programming in modern C++ is all but impossible.

As a highly available and scalable distributed data store, the design principles of Dynamo features high availability for writes (via reconciliation during reads), incremental scalability (consistent hashing), symmetry, decentralization, and heterogeneity (via virtual nodes).

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There are five points worth noting if we want to mix C++ and C in the same program.

The general rule: non-leaf classes should be abstract. This will yields dividends in the form of increased reliability, robustness, comprehensibility, and extensibility throughout our software.