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I like C++ as it gives you direct access to many libraries both C and C++. For machine learning you have the pytorch C++ API: https://pytorch.org/cppdocs/ http
by dana321 2y ago
I like C++ as it gives you direct access to many libraries both C and C++.
For machine learning you have the pytorch C++ API:
https://pytorch.org/cppdocs/ https://pytorch.org/cppdocs/
- akkad33 2y agoThis is most attractive about c++. But the huge syntax and several versions is daunting. Which version of C++ would you recommend?
- ArtixFox 2y agoAnything C++ 17 and above is golden. I personally use a few things from C++20/23 and rely a lot on carefully reading and trying to understand https://en.cppreference.com/w/ https://en.cppreference.com/w/ when it comes to anything I might not be familiar about. You dont have to use every single feature. Use whatever is required and if the need ever comes, go in depth with the language. Its about to become way more complex and cooler after c++26 and 29 [with possible introduction of contracts and reflection!]. There is no way to completely learn this language anymore. I am not even gonna try.