> a simple statement like `a = b++;` can mean multiple constructors being called, hidden allocations, unexpected exceptions, unclear object hierarchies, an ove

> a simple statement like `a = b++;` can mean multiple constructors being called, hidden allocations, unexpected exceptions, unclear object hierarchies, an overloaded `++`, an overloaded `=`, etc. its just mean if you need that logic, in C you would write lots of verbose less safe code.