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<title>Memorizing Scott Meyers from Ren&#xE9; Kollmorgen (03 Jun 2014, 7:41 pm) in group &#x22;Modern CPP&#x22;</title>
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<description>Question: What makes a &#x201C;good&#x201D; C++ developer? Possible answer one: He or she must in any case know the items Scott Meyers teaches in his book &#x26;quot;Effective C++: 55 Specific Ways to Improve Your Programs and Designs&#x26;quot;. Regardless if a C++ developer read this book or another one (or the ISO standard itself), the fundamentals explained there, are the essentials to know. But reading a book does not help you memorizing the facts very well right? The best way to learn such things is practice them. Yes. ...</description>
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