Based on Hyrum's Law (since they preserve backward compatibility), any line of "modern" C++ code is also basically just C code. There's no way around this. I do

Based on Hyrum's Law (since they preserve backward compatibility), any line of "modern" C++ code is also basically just C code. There's no way around this. I don't think there will ever be a point where C++ is so safe and rigid that it feels comfortable to write in without thinking of the 100s different ways the languages screws you over. They love to say C++ is for everyone but it is clearly not. Only wizards and nerds burdened by sunk cost fallacy is willingly writing these modern C++ code. I personally just use C++ as a "nicer" C.