Does it hide the details of memory management from the user? Explain the behavior of unique_ptr when used with shared memory?

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• Does it introduce significant runtime overhead compared to manual memory management? Explain the behavior of unique_ptr when the managed object's constructor throws an exception.
• Which guarantees do typical unique_ptr operations provide? Discuss the use of unique_ptr in implementing smart pointers for specific types or scenarios.
• Can you swap unique_ptrs of different types? How do you get the raw pointer from a unique_ptr?
• How can it help prevent certain types of security vulnerabilities related to memory management? Discuss the use of unique_ptr in implementing testing frameworks.
• When should you use unique_ptr vs. shared_ptr?
• Can you unpack a unique_ptr using structured bindings?
• Can you use operators defined for the managed type directly on the unique_ptr? Discuss the use of unique_ptr in implementing callbacks or event handlers.
• Best practices for resource management using unique_ptr. How does unique_ptr interact with C++ range-based for loops?
• What are the implications of doing so? How does unique_ptr relate to smart pointers in general?
• How does it serve as a building block for more complex smart pointers? How does the C++ standard define the behavior of unique_ptr?