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cpp/Instances.md

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 ## Language Specific
 
-c++ is almost identical to java in this example. 
-The only difference here is that c++ doesn't require the object
-to be initialized with the keyword 'new'.
+c++ is almost identical to java in this example. The only difference here is
+that c++ doesn't require the object to be initialized with the keyword 'new'.
 
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cpp/classes/README.md

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 # Classes in C++
 
 In c++ classes are defined using a header file and the implementation in a
-regular .cpp file. Explanations to the structure can be found in the files themselves
+regular .cpp file. Explanations to the structure can be found in the files
+themselves
 
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