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The next best-practices step is to bump the warnings all-the-way-up. I'm now using settings I got from an answer by David Stone an answer by David Stone. Here's what that gives us:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/204476/what-should-main-return-in-c-c

The next best-practices step is to bump the warnings all-the-way-up. I'm now using settings I got from an answer by David Stone. Here's what that gives us:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/204476/what-should-main-return-in-c-c

The next best-practices step is to bump the warnings all-the-way-up. I'm now using settings I got from an answer by David Stone. Here's what that gives us:

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Also, it's not generally considered a goodbad idea to make data members in your classes public. Narrowing the interface through methods gives you more wiggle room to modify the implementation without clients of the class to be rewritten. So:

Also, it's not generally considered a good idea to make data members in your classes public. Narrowing the interface through methods gives you more wiggle room to modify the implementation without clients of the class to be rewritten. So:

Also, it's generally considered a bad idea to make data members in your classes public. Narrowing the interface through methods gives you more wiggle room to modify the implementation without clients of the class to be rewritten. So:

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