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  • ...andles is that they encapsulate a single pointer. This pointer is private data, and can only be read by the Handle's creator. When the Handle is freed, t The most basic use of Handles is to encapsulate a data structure and allow <tt>CloseHandle</tt> to universally destroy it. Let's
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  • The default value can be any type of data, and it does not restrict future data types that can be used. However, the minimum and maximum constraints alway ...fferent functions for value types (float, string, et cetera), the internal data is always stored the same way. For example, this code will work:
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  • ...or is still on the section, which doesn't have a data type. If there is a data type, we've confirmed that it's a regular key.
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