C++ does change too much, language (specifically in this level,python is okay to change) aren't suppose to be stable as much as possible ? every 2,3 year they l

C++ does change too much, language (specifically in this level,python is okay to change) aren't suppose to be stable as much as possible ? every 2,3 year they literally add new language to existing C++. Well, before people were complaining that C++ didn't change enough. The core language did not really change from 1998 to 2011 and that was showing. That said, I cannot really see what the complaint is about, since you can still program in C++ as if it's C++98 or C++03. (I share most common critiques of C++ and think Rust is probably its replacement. However, it's a fact of life that there are major C++ codebases out in the wild and there will be for the next 50 or 100 years. So, it makes sense to evolve the language for such projects.)