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The amount of things in C++ to avoid practically constitute a language by itself.
by Daishiman 11y ago
The amount of things in C++ to avoid practically constitute a language by itself.
- moonchrome 11y agoAnother amusing part is that it's a moving target - some parts of the language actually got better with implementations and spec improvements - so there's a large number of people avoiding useful features on outdated practices (they learned "don't use X" without the reasoning behind it :) )