I've read the "Orthodox C++" definition. It's mostly outdated or misunformed or just a troll. Two examples: - In 2017 you don't say STL but "Standard Library"

I've read the "Orthodox C++" definition. It's mostly outdated or misunformed or just a troll. Two examples: - In 2017 you don't say STL but "Standard Library" and saying that it has "bad memory management" means you don't understand how it works (because you can use whatever memory management you want for most containers and you can even use the algorithms on C-arrays). - I don't see why you would want to use printf instead of libfmt for example.