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== History ==
In earlier versions of C++ there was no such thing as ''placement new''; instead, developers used explicit assignment to ''this'' within constructors to achieve similar effect.<ref name=Stroustrup1991 /> This practice has been deprecated and abolished later, and third edition of ''[[The C++ Programming Language]]'' doesn't mention this technique.
== Expressions ==
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