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The 80/80 Rule |
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Designing the PostMasterMessage Class |
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The Application Programming Interface |
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Programming in Large Groups |
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Ongoing Design Considerations |
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Working with Driver Programs |
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What Are Templates? |
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Parameterized Types |
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Template Definition |
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Using Template Items |
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The Standard Template Library |
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Hour 24
Exceptions and Error Handling |
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Bugs, Errors, Mistakes, and Code Rot |
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Handling the Unexpected |
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Exceptions |
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How Exceptions Are Used |
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Using try Blocks and catch Blocks |
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Catching Exceptions |
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More than One catch Specification |
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Catching by Reference and Polymorphism |
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Next Steps |
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Style |
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Braces |
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Long Lines |
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switch Statements |
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Program Text |
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Identifier Names |
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Spelling and Capitalization of Names |
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Comments |
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Access |
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Class Definitions |
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Next Steps |
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Where to Get Help and Advice |
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