Basically anything that can be done in C++ should be written in C3 and enjoy the thought process. I can't stand the current situation with C++ where you start w

Basically anything that can be done in C++ should be written in C3 and enjoy the thought process. I can't stand the current situation with C++ where you start writing your code and if you don't have written down what you want to achieve, you immediately get lost in the `attempting to decipher the cryptic error messages` procedure, only to realize you have lost track of what you were supposed to do in the first place. > What potential uses did you have in mind? That's interesting question; hmm...pretty much anything I could have written it in a static typed programming language, in a sane way without losing my mind? lol