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ENOUGH ROPE
TO SHOOT
YOURSELF Enough Rope to Shoot
Yourself in the Foot
Rules for C and C++ Programming
Allen I. Holub
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Holub, Allen I.
Enough rope to shoot yourself in the foot : rules for C & C++
programming / by Allen I. Holub.
Pp. cm.
Includes index.
ISBN 0-07-029689-8 (p)
1. C++ (Computer program language) 2.C (Computer program
language) I. Title.
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005.13—dc20 95-35136
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