原创 【转贴自C++ inventor】一句话说明白怎么更好的使用C++

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Given that I don't have much time to learn new techniques
and concepts, how do I start using C++ effectively?

It is clear that to use C++ ``best'' in an arbitrary situation you need a deep understanding of many concepts and techniques, but that can only be achieved through years of study and experiments。 It is little help to tell a novice (a novice with C++, typically not a novice with programming in general), first to gain a thorough understanding of C, Smalltalk, CLOS, Pascal, ML, Eiffel, assembler, capability based systems, OODMBSs, program verification techniques, etc., and then apply the lessons learned to C++ on his or her next project. All of those topics are worthy of study and would - in the long run - help, but practical programmers (and students) cannot take years off from whatever they are doing for a comprehensive study of programming languages and techniques.