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That only works as long as you're the sole developer working on a project. When enough programmers work on a project, each using their preferred subset of C++,
by meribold 3y ago
That only works as long as you're the sole developer working on a project. When enough programmers work on a project, each using their preferred subset of C++, the whole language ends up being used (including C). Refusing to learn features beyond one's preferred subset usually isn't a tenable position.
- nickelpro 3y agoMore complaints I don't understand. Of course you have to learn whatever language/tools/features your company uses. That's got nothing to do with C++. If the company doesn't want certain features to be used, it will ban them. Plenty of places have blanket bans on the STL.