> C++, like most technology, works better if you put in the work to learn about it. There's also the impact of software entropy: if someone has little to no ex

> C++, like most technology, works better if you put in the work to learn about it. There's also the impact of software entropy: if someone has little to no experience developing software and has to grow it by adding features and fixing bugs, over time their contribution to the project invariably results in degrading it beyond the point they can possibly salvage it. At that point, they blame the tools.