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by cultyyy123 6y ago
In reality most people are bad/afraid at Numbers not at Maths. The book Maths without numbers highlight what needs to be done to Education system.
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by cultyyy123 6y ago
Outsystems
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Why do I get down voted when replying for criticism against C++?
3 points by cultyyy123 6y ago|4 comments
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by cultyyy123 6y ago
I've done plenty contractual work on larger code bases that has C++98 to some extent. I will tell you what you will never truly understand the whole code base. Sourcetrail does amazing job at explaining larger code bases. Check it out.
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by cultyyy123 6y ago
No. A lot of job posts out there that highlights the language version. For example, I saw a lot of job posts for C++11, C++17 so on. Heck even, some jobs directly mentions Modern C++. https://jobs.smartrecruiters.com/FireEye
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by cultyyy123 6y ago
Unfortunately, the C ++ Committee knows that universities do a terrible job teaching C ++, except the one Bjarne teaches. If you ask Bjarne, he will tell you the same things I said. A lot of universities stuck in C++98. It will takes them 1
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by cultyyy123 6y ago
I have worked with decades old codebases. I use up-to-date compiler where you get to use smart pointers and all the Modern C++ features. It's your fault if you not teach them how to upgrade the compiler. There is zero risk when compili
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by cultyyy123 6y ago
"new" and "delete" considered as bad practices. You claimed that you don't have to teach Manual Memory management in Rust so why not do the same for C++? "Rust makes all of this go away. They don't have to
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by cultyyy123 6y ago
No. See what he said, "C++ is a little better because they have experience with Java, but they are frequently mystified by constructors/destructors and how to manage memory manually"
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by cultyyy123 6y ago
It's wise to use Rust in Security Critical Projects. Please see Google Fuchsia, they follow hybrid approach where critical stuff written in Rust and rest in C++
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by cultyyy123 6y ago
NOT TRUE! You are doing it wrong If you are manually managing memory on Modern C++. C++ has RAII built in even before Rust came to the scene. I've never had a situation where I had to manage memory manually during my professional caree