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For me, it works. I try to fix this. Maybe, it’s a rights issue.

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This is the home of the standardization committee, and, therefore, highly reputable. It helps you to understand the standardization process, and the direction in which C++ is headed to. When you want to participate in the C++ standardization process, you should visit this page.

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Here is the short answer. Late binding (virtuality) is typically implemented with a pointer indirection. You have to pay for this pointer, but sometimes you don’t need it. Therefore, you use in C++ by default, in contrast to Java or Python, early binding.
Long answer: Wait for our inheritance lessons.

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I don’t know any resource. I try to be as exact and consistent as possible. If I find one, I will add it to further information.

This topic is extremely important when we talk about “const pointers to const ints”, or discuss template parameters, template arguments, and function arguments.

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