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objects use a constructor argument list as their initializer,
aggregates use braces, strings use literal text with double quotes, and containers use yet another form of initialization. These diverse initialization forms confuse users and make template code more obfuscated, not to mention the fact that C++98 doesn't provide a means for initializing member arrays and dynamically-allocated arrays. Learn how C++0x's new initialization notation fixes these embarrassments, making your code safer and easier to read and maintain.
C++98 initialization syntax is confusing, inconsistent, and lacking.
Use the new, uniform C++0x initialization form for all types of objects and arrays.
