> About C++ vs. Rust; Fear not. Modern C++ can basically 'anotate lifetime' in methods contracts by using smart pointers and move when you need. I prefer the C+

> About C++ vs. Rust; Fear not. Modern C++ can basically 'anotate lifetime' in methods contracts by using smart pointers and move when you need. I prefer the C++ approach, have no problems with leaking, lifetime or whatsoever and deal with very large codebases programmed by large teams. Is there a book (or other type of resource) that approaches C++ from the "modern" direction, i.e. with a focus on correctness?