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* [`class`](#S-class)
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* [constructor](#SS-ctor)
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* [derived `class`](#SS-hier)
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* [destructor](#SS-dtor)
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* destructor: [and constructors](#Rc-matched), [when needed?] (#Rc-dtor), [may not fail](#Rc-dtor-fail)
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* [exception](#S-errors)
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* [`for`](#S-???)
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* [`inline`](#S-class)
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* [operator](#S-???)
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* [`public`, `private`, and `protected`](#S-???)
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* [`static_assert`](#S-???)
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* [`struct`](#S-class)
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* `struct`: is a class with members public by default, [use if no invariant](#Rc-struct), [no private members](#Rc-class)
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* [`template`](#S-???)
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* [`unsigned`](#S-???)
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* [`virtual`](#SS-hier)
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##### Reason
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Ease of comprehension. If data is related (for fundamental reasons), that fact should be reflected in code.
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Ease of comprehension.
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If data is related (for fundamental reasons), that fact should be reflected in code.
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##### Example
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