Inheritance establishes common behavior and interfaces for your classes, while composition combines and reuses existing classes to create more complex objects.

From a purely object-oriented perspective, 'copy semantics' is the right way to preserve control over object ownership. But in those scenarios where ownership becomes irrelevant, C++11 'move semantics ...

A common pain point in .NET programming is the amount of boilerplate code necessary to implement immutable objects. Unlike a normal class, and immutable class requires that each property have an ...