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I use C++ often, and what I'd like to see are good datastructures, built right into the language syntax, like Python does that with dicts, lists, tuples, sets e
by Luyt 16y ago
I use C++ often, and what I'd like to see are good datastructures, built right into the language syntax, like Python does that with dicts, lists, tuples, sets etc... I know that STL has these, but using them still feels like some grafted-on afterthought.
- eco 16y agoTR1 added unordered maps/sets (hash tables) and tuples. Maybe it's because I use STL every day but the interface works fine for me. It takes some getting used to but it's pretty consistent. With the operator overloading it feels just like any built-in language syntax (that's even more true with C++0x's initializer lists).