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Monday, February 4, 2008

CSE Lecture 4/FEB/08

Note: See the previous lectures notes for the majority of this lectures contents.

Defensive Copying and Privacy Leaks

Composition: external interference with the inner workings of the class are undersirable.

Aggregates: external changes are OK.

The method of Copy Constructors (previous lectures) is called defensive copying.
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