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Studying how git recovers history.

Sometimes they don't stick.

Because the pragma may not work everywhere.

Deferring the definition until the class is complete.

Describing when a condition is tested.

Be careful how you write it, or better: Don't write it at all.

If you have already infiltrated the process, then you can disable things from the inside.

Understanding what you asked the compiler to do, and why it couldn't comply.

Look closely at what the error message is complaining about.

It depends on how long you plan on waiting.