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Who`s Afraid to Be Const Correct? Help Your Compiler Help You
In programs and commercial libraries that are not const-correct, you may find that const_cast is used. While a programmer may do this to force an application to do what he wants it to, it is never a good idea. Jun Nakamura explains why.
Read the full article here: Who`s Afraid to Be Const Correct? Help Your Compiler Help You For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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