Thank you, that makes sense indeed. What I'm liking about 'modern' C++ for example, is the ability to populate nested data structures like (std::map containing

Thank you, that makes sense indeed. What I'm liking about 'modern' C++ for example, is the ability to populate nested data structures like (std::map containing std::vector containing ojb instances) using literal initializers, in a sort declarative-style programming. Useful especially for testing & prototyping. Rust, OTOH, seems rather intimidating to me.