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> Are you talking about C++ or high level languages in general? c++ specifically. if I don't care about the difference between, for example, a list, a vector,
by leetcrew 8y ago
> Are you talking about C++ or high level languages in general?
c++ specifically. if I don't care about the difference between, for example, a list, a vector, and a deque, I am probably going to choose a higher level language to work in. that said, you can write container agnostic code with templates and range-based for and/or iterators if you really want.
I agree with your other points. in particular, it's annoying to have to reach for libcurl every time I want to do simple http stuff, and I have fond memories of scheme from cs 101, as beautiful and unpractical as it is.
- bborud 8y ago> that said, you can write container agnostic code with templates and range-based for and/or iterators if you really want. You can, but people don't often do.