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Famous design patterns that a C++ programmer should know [duplicate]

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After reading books like C++ Primer, Effective C++ and TC++PL I want to learn some important design patterns.

So, what are the famous design patterns that every C++ programmer should know?

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Prasoon Saurav Avatar asked Jul 20 '10 04:07

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C++-specific ones: RAII and PIMPL.

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Michael Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 15:09

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