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    Recently (last two or three weeks) I read an article from a link in the newsletter. It was about something else in C/C++ but near the top it had some comments on enum and typedef and why they should seperated. It also had something about always adding a begining and ending reference to use with loop itterations. I believe the example had something to do with days. If anybody remembers the article I'd appreciate a heads up. I searched for it but couldn't find it. Jay

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      Recently (last two or three weeks) I read an article from a link in the newsletter. It was about something else in C/C++ but near the top it had some comments on enum and typedef and why they should seperated. It also had something about always adding a begining and ending reference to use with loop itterations. I believe the example had something to do with days. If anybody remembers the article I'd appreciate a heads up. I searched for it but couldn't find it. Jay

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      You can check the newsletter archive[^]. -Saurabh

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        You can check the newsletter archive[^]. -Saurabh

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        That was a good suggestion but it didn't help. I went through the last several months and didn't find the article. I do get more than one email a day from CodeProject so it must have been in something besides the newsletter. Thanks for trying to help. Jay

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