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Re:C++11 FAQ by Koshkin on Thursday January 26, 2017 @01:56PM (#13494158)
No, the original sin was C's and it was the use of a separate "arrow" operator for accessing fields of a struct through a pointer. Other languages (C#, Java) successfully avoided that. C++ references allow templated code to be agnostic of whether an object is given by value or by reference, because the syntax is now more uniform.

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