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Comment Re: Huh? (Score 1) 59

You are referring to knowing the difference between shared pointers and unique pointers. That's the only way to screw it up. Yes, if you confuse a unique pointer for a shared pointer you screw it up. But if you don't know that one fact then you have no business coding C++ at all, especially since it is usually just a matter of sticking to using shared pointers all the time.

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