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      <description>The smart pointers are a really good mechanism to manage dynamically allocated resources. In this article, we will see unique_ptr with example in C++11. But we don&amp;rsquo;t discuss standard smart pointers from a library. Rather, we implement our own smart pointer equivalent to it. This will give us an idea of inside working of smart pointers.
Brief Prior to C++11, the standard provided std::auto_ptr. Which had some limitations. But from C++11, standard provided many smart pointers classes.</description>
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