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I think most C++ programmers would agree with that statement. C++ isn't winning any awards in programming language elegance, ease of use, or innovation. That do
by jimbo9991 4y ago
I think most C++ programmers would agree with that statement. C++ isn't winning any awards in programming language elegance, ease of use, or innovation. That doesn't mean it's bad, but I don't think very many people who work in C++ wind up evangelizing the language in the same way Rust or C programmers promote their languages.
- rcxdude 4y agoI agree. A lot of C++ programmers may think it's better than the alternatives (especially C) but that still doesn't mean they like it.