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From: Dale Stanbrough <dale@goanna.cs.rmit.EDU.AU>
Subject: Re: Please Help.
Date: 1997/09/15
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Stephen Leake writes:

"As I thought. So Dale (if you're still reading :), will you be pointing
 out that using Unbounded_String does have a big downside? When you get
 to teaching about dynamic memory allocation and managment, you could
 point out that they've been doing it all along without thinking about
 it, just like a lot of professional programmers!."


Stephen, you are presuming that i haven't already talked about it.
Yes this is an interesting thing to talk about, i may devote a bit
more time to it (should i introduce the concept of finalization,
which is yet another programming gizmo?)

Dale