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by roca
2546 days ago
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You can write a C++ program ignoring most of it, but when you go to work on someone else's C++ program, or import someone else's C++ code (i.e. most real-world programming) you will have to deal with it. And when you're not working alone you will spend a lot of energy discussing which C++ subset you will use, and enforcing that. |
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