Mastering C++: A Comprehensive Quiz Based on 'Thinking in C++'

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What coding practice is mentioned as a recommendation before templatizing a class?

Debugging an ordinary class
Performing unit testing
Conducting a peer review
Documenting the class

The correct answer is: Debugging an ordinary class

Templatizing a class is a common coding practice that involves creating a template for a class that can be reused for different data types. Before templatizing a class, it is recommended to conduct debugging for an ordinary class. This ensures that the class is functioning correctly before creating a template. Performing unit testing, conducting a peer review, and documenting the class are also important coding practices but they are not directly related to templatizing a class. These practices can be beneficial for maintaining high quality code, but they are not specifically mentioned as a recommendation before templatizing a class. Therefore, option A is the most relevant and correct answer.