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      <description>Curiously Recurring Template Pattern(CRTP) in C++ is definitely a powerful technique &amp;amp; static alternative to virtual functions. But at the same time, learning it may seem a bit weird at first. If you are like me who struggled to grasp anything in one go. Then this article might help you to provide a thought process on where CRTP fits in day-to-day coding. And, if you are an Embedded Programmer, you may run into CRTP more often.</description>
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