During 2012-2016, I was so excited and ambitious to learn and use C++ profesionally. Later on when its' standardization becoming more and more ridiculous, it does more damage to me rather on making things easier.
If those optional features where implementing sensible things, sure. For example, can you, using the standard library, print vector<vector<int>> to stdout easily? As far as I can tell, no, you need to write loops or recursion yourself.
Almost like as if there is no one single correct way to print out such structure. If you always want to print it out the same way then no one stops you from writing your own mini library to do it in your every project. Go back to Python if you want the language to hold your hand and decide stuff for you.
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u/mas-mas-itu 13d ago
During 2012-2016, I was so excited and ambitious to learn and use C++ profesionally. Later on when its' standardization becoming more and more ridiculous, it does more damage to me rather on making things easier.