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-# C++
+# [C++](Cpp.md)
 
 This is my main page about the [C++](Cpp.md) language.
 
 C++ is not just object-oriented \[1\], nor just for generic programming
 \[2\], nor C with a few extensions \[3\].
 
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 -   [C++ code snippets](CppCodeSnippets.md): handy short pieces of code
 -   [C++ errors](CppError.md): my collection of [install
     errors](CppInstallError.md), [compile errors](CppCompileError.md),
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 -   [C++ tools](Tools.md): use them, love them and download the source
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 -   View [C++](Cpp.md) as a federation of languages \[4\]
 -   Write programs that are clear and easy to maintain \[3\]
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 -   Choose one style for brace placement \[9\]
 -   Break long statements into multiple lines \[10\]
 -   Include white space \[11\]
+-   Encapsulate the interface to C or Fortan in C++ [12]
 
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+## External links
 
 -   [WikiPedia's page about C++](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%2B%2B)
 -   [isocpp.org: C++ news](http://isocpp.org)
 -   [Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional
     Practice](http://www.acm.org/about/se-code)
 
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+## [References](CppReferences.md)
 
 1.  [Bjarne Stroustrup](CppBjarneStroustrup.md). The C++ Programming
     Language (4th edition). 2013. ISBN: 978-0-321-56384-2. Page 32, 1.5
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 11. Trevor Misfeldt, Gregory Bumgardner, Andrew Gray. The elements of
     C++ style. 2004. ISBN: 978-0-521-89308-4. Chapter 3.1, page 13:
     'Include white space'
+12. Gottschling, Peter. Discovering Modern C++: An Intensive Course for Scientists, Engineers, and Programmers. Addison-Wesley Professional, 2015.
+    Chapter 2.1: 'If you are ever forced to write software that interoperates with C or Fortan, write your software first with
+    a concise and inituitive interface in C++ for yourself and other C++ programmers and encapsulate the interface to the C and Fortran'
+    libraries so that it is not exposed to developers'
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+# ([C++](Cpp.md)) [Big Four](CppBigFour.md)
 
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-([C++](Cpp.md)) [Big Four](CppBigFour.md)
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-The [Big Four](CppBigFour.md) are the following four special
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 [class](CppClass.md) [member functions](CppMemberFunction.md) \[1\]:
 
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 1.  [Default constructor](CppDefaultConstructor.md)
 2.  [Copy constructor](CppCopyConstructor.md)
 3.  [Copy assignment operator](CppCopyAssignmentOperator.md)
 4.  [Destructor](CppDestructor.md)
 
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+In [C++11](Cpp11.md) there are the [Big Six](CppBigSix.md).
 
+## Example
 
+```
+#include <iostream>
 
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+///Gossip is a class that tells you what is happening to it
+struct Gossip
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+  Gossip() { std::cout << "Default constructor\n"; }
+  Gossip(const Gossip&) { std::cout << "Copy constructor\n"; }
+  ~Gossip() { std::cout << "Destructor\n"; }
+  Gossip& operator=(const Gossip&) { std::cout << "Copy assignment operator\n"; }
 
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-  ` #include <iostream>  ///Gossip is a class that tells you what is happening to it struct Gossip {   Gossip() { std::cout << "Default constructor\n"; }   Gossip(const Gossip&) { std::cout << "Copy constructor\n"; }   ~Gossip() { std::cout << "Destructor\n"; }   Gossip& operator=(const Gossip&) { std::cout << "Copy assignment operator\n"; }  };  int main() {   {     Gossip g; //Default constructor     const Gossip h(g); //Copy constructor     g = h; //Copy assignment operator     //Destructor of g and h   } }`
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+int main()
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+  {
+    Gossip g; //Default constructor
+    const Gossip h(g); //Copy constructor
+    g = h; //Copy assignment operator
+    //Destructor of g and h
+  }
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+```
 
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+Default constructor
+Copy constructor
+Copy assignment operator
+Destructor
+Destructor
+``` 
 
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+## [References](CppReferences.md)
 
 1.  [Herb Sutter](CppHerbSutter.md), [Andrei
     Alexandrescu](CppAndreiAlexandrescu.md). C++ coding standards: 101
     rules, guidelines, and best practices. 2005. ISBN: 0-32-111358-6.
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+# ([C++](Cpp.md)) [Big Six](CppBigSix.md)
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+Since [C++11](Cpp11.md) the [Big Six](CppBigSix.md) are the following six special
+[class](CppClass.md) [member functions](CppMemberFunction.md):
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+1.  [Default constructor](CppDefaultConstructor.md)
+2.  [Copy constructor](CppCopyConstructor.md)
+3.  [Move constructor](CppMoveConstructor.md)
+4.  [Copy assignment operator](CppCopyAssignmentOperator.md)
+5.  [Move assignment operator](CppMoveAssignmentOperator.md)
+6.  [Destructor](CppDestructor.md)
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+In [C++98](Cpp98.md) there were only four, called [the Big Four](CppBigFour.md).
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+## Example
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+```
+#include <iostream>
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+///Gossip is a class that tells you what is happening to it
+struct Gossip
+{
+  Gossip() { std::cout << "Default constructor\n"; }
+  Gossip(const Gossip&) { std::cout << "Copy constructor\n"; }
+  Gossip(const Gossip&&) { std::cout << "Move constructor\n"; }
+  ~Gossip() { std::cout << "Destructor\n"; }
+  Gossip& operator=(const Gossip&) { std::cout << "Copy assignment operator\n"; }
+  Gossip& operator=(const Gossip&&) { std::cout << "Move assignment operator\n"; }
+};
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+int main()
+{
+  {
+    Gossip g; //Default constructor
+    const Gossip h(g); //Copy constructor
+    g = h; //Copy assignment operator
+    //Destructor of g and h
+  }
+}
+```
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+Screen output:
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+```
+Default constructor
+Copy constructor
+Copy assignment operator
+Destructor
+Destructor
+``` 
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+## Advice
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+-   Regarding the six operations above, implement as little as possible and declare as much as possible. Any operation not
+    implemented shall be declared as default or delete [1]
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+## [References](CppReferences.md)
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+1.  Gottschling, Peter. Discovering Modern C++: An Intensive Course for Scientists, Engineers, and Programmers. Addison-Wesley Professional, 2015.
+    Chapter 2.5: 'Regarding the six operations above, implement as little as possible and declare as much as possible. Any operation not
+    implemented shall be declared as default or delete'
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