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cpp-pro

Idiomatic modern C++: RAII, smart pointers, move semantics, value semantics, STL algorithms, and safe concurrency. Use when writing, reviewing, or structuring C++ code.

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# C++ Pro

## Overview

Modern C++ (17/20/23) is **a language of zero-cost abstractions and strict ownership**: RAII ties
resource lifetime to scope, smart pointers make ownership explicit, move semantics eliminate needless
copies, and the STL algorithms express intent better than hand loops. Professional C++ means writing
for correctness first (the compiler and sanitizers as allies), using the modern toolbox instead of
C-with-classes habits, and reserving cleverness for measured hotspots.

The through-line: own resources explicitly, prefer the standard library, and let tools (sanitizers,
static analysis) catch what humans miss.

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