In this article, I'll be covering a subtle but egregious problem that can occur in C++ programs. This problem is popularly called the 'Static Initialization Order Fiasco'.  I'll first go over what the problem is, then go onto some solutions and explore how they work. Let's get started.

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Learn about the Static Initialization Order Fiasco in C++, its potential problems, and various solutions including the 'Construct on first use' idiom and the 'Nifty counter solution'.

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