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yeah, to be fair I only know it through the C++ `auto` keyword, but I dislike its overuse. It's great for weird templated iterator types but I prefer to see the
by blt 4y ago
yeah, to be fair I only know it through the C++ `auto` keyword, but I dislike its overuse. It's great for weird templated iterator types but I prefer to see the concrete type if it's a reasonable length.
- beached_whale 4y agoWith C++’s implicit conversions, it makes that less of an issue though. Like a function returning long and assigning to an int “just works” and can silently trunctate. With auto, both are long