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From the Publisher:By using examples extensively Designing and Coding Reusable C++ presents the tradeoffs of various techniques for writing reusable C++ code. It presents advantages and disadvantages of alternatives, allowing designers and programmers to make informed decisions. Novices and experienced professionals alike will improve the ability to produce reusable C++.