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Seriously? Like how hard is it to go from C++ prior to 2012 or whatever to 2017? Would it take you a couple of months to get up to speed on the features in 2014

Seriously? Like how hard is it to go from C++ prior to 2012 or whatever to 2017? Would it take you a couple of months to get up to speed on the features in 2014 & 2017 that they're actually using? I can understand giving you a bit less credit than someone with up to date experience, but zero? It makes me so glad I'm not a developer.

monocasa 8y ago
C++11 and up is legitimately very very different from C++03 and below.
- eecsninja 8y ago
  But someone working on C++ prior to 2012 could still have encountered and experienced C++11.
  - monocasa 8y ago
    Probably not, there was a really long latency between the spec coming out in 2011 and compiler support. Multiple years.
    - maxxxxx 8y ago
      I am pretty sure I have used things like “auto” and anonymous functions around 2011. The support wasn’t complete but there was already a lot available.
      - monocasa 8y ago
        Stuff like range based for would have just come out.