levongh/unique_ptr: The class template unique_ptr<T> manages a pointer to an object of type T. You will usually construct an object of this type by calling new to create an object in the unique_ptr constructor. After calling the constructor, you can use the object very much like a raw pointer. The * and -> operators work exactly like you would expect, and are very efficient — usually generating nearly the same assembly code as raw pointer access. · GitHub

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The class template unique_ptr<T> manages a pointer to an object of type T. You will usually construct an object of this type by calling new to create an object in the unique_ptr constructor. After calling the constructor, you can use the object very much like a raw pointer. The * and -> operators work exactly like you would expect, and are very ef…

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class unique_pre are designed as standart unique_ptr
but I have not write constructor with std::auto_ptr becaue auto_ptr now is depricated
tests I have copyed from below mantioned link just for testing all constructors
http://ru.cppreference.com/w/cpp/memory/unique_ptr/unique_ptr

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The class template unique_ptr<T> manages a pointer to an object of type T. You will usually construct an object of this type by calling new to create an object in the unique_ptr constructor. After calling the constructor, you can use the object very much like a raw pointer. The * and -> operators work exactly like you would expect, and are very ef…

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