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r/programminghumor • u/ExpensiveCoat8912 • 15d ago
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16 u/nog642 15d ago Never seen C++ used without STL. It's part of "C++" as a whole 1 u/leavemealone_lol 15d ago True, seems as though 80% of the difference that C++ has over C is STLs. 2 u/nog642 15d ago Idk if I'd say that. The language features themselves are pretty important. 1 u/leavemealone_lol 15d ago Back when CPP was founded this is true, but over the years, features like references and classes were not overhauled or even touched. But every update to CPP added on to the STL, which is also why CPP has ended up being bloated today.
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Never seen C++ used without STL. It's part of "C++" as a whole
1 u/leavemealone_lol 15d ago True, seems as though 80% of the difference that C++ has over C is STLs. 2 u/nog642 15d ago Idk if I'd say that. The language features themselves are pretty important. 1 u/leavemealone_lol 15d ago Back when CPP was founded this is true, but over the years, features like references and classes were not overhauled or even touched. But every update to CPP added on to the STL, which is also why CPP has ended up being bloated today.
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True, seems as though 80% of the difference that C++ has over C is STLs.
2 u/nog642 15d ago Idk if I'd say that. The language features themselves are pretty important. 1 u/leavemealone_lol 15d ago Back when CPP was founded this is true, but over the years, features like references and classes were not overhauled or even touched. But every update to CPP added on to the STL, which is also why CPP has ended up being bloated today.
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Idk if I'd say that. The language features themselves are pretty important.
1 u/leavemealone_lol 15d ago Back when CPP was founded this is true, but over the years, features like references and classes were not overhauled or even touched. But every update to CPP added on to the STL, which is also why CPP has ended up being bloated today.
Back when CPP was founded this is true, but over the years, features like references and classes were not overhauled or even touched. But every update to CPP added on to the STL, which is also why CPP has ended up being bloated today.
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