I (who writes mostly C++) noticed the pattern. I find that "this changes EVERYTHING" statements are usually overblown. Reasons are legacy code and sometimes the

I (who writes mostly C++) noticed the pattern. I find that "this changes EVERYTHING" statements are usually overblown. Reasons are legacy code and sometimes the new thing being sufficiently verbose or just special case that I'd rather avoid using it. Range for (also "new") is std::copy_if's worst enemy...