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1) consistency, 2) scoping is different and can make it a significant difference. I have been programming in C++ for 25 years, so I'm so used to the original s
by gpderetta 11mo ago
1) consistency, 2) scoping is different and can make it a significant difference.
I have been programming in C++ for 25 years, so I'm so used to the original syntax that I don't default to auto ... ->, but I will definitely use it when it helps simplify some complex signatures.