# C++

**Рекомендации от Страуструпа**:
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[1] Represent ideas (concepts) directly in code, for example, as a function, a class, or an enumeration; §1.2.
[2] Aim for your code to be both elegant and efficient; §1.2.
[3] Don’t overabstract; §1.2.
[4] Focus design on the provision of elegant and efficient abstractions, possibly presented as
libraries; §1.2.
[5] Represent relationships among ideas directly in code, for example, through parameterization or a class hierarchy; §1.2.1.
[6] Represent independent ideas separately in code, for example, avoid mutual dependencies
among classes; §1.2.1.
[7] C++ is not just object-oriented; §1.2.1.
[8] C++ is not just for generic programming; §1.2.1.
[9] Prefer solutions that can be statically checked; §1.2.1.
[10] Make resources explicit (represent them as class objects); §1.2.1, §1.4.2.1.
[11] Express simple ideas simply; §1.2.1.
[12] Use libraries, especially the standard library, rather than trying to build everything from
scratch; §1.2.1.
[13] Use a type-rich style of programming; §1.2.2.
[14] Low-level code is not necessarily efficient; don’t avoid classes, templates, and standardlibrary components out of fear of performance problems; §1.2.4, §1.3.3.
[15] If data has an invariant, encapsulate it; §1.3.2.
[16] C++ is not just C with a few extensions; §1.3.3.
In general: To write a good program takes intelligence, taste, and patience. You are not going to get
it right the first time. Experiment!
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