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For sure. Out of college, I was only trained on C++ 98. I finished reviewing the first 12 topics from this book - Beginning C++ 20 from novice to professional. I am encountering several new ideas. I am not as proficient, as I'd like to be.


On the bright side, I do refer from time to time, to en.cppreference, or after finishing a small task, ask for code reviews on stackoverflow.


When it comes to the choice of tasks, my time would perhaps be better spent on working on some new problem/taking something forward.


But, working on a new task, and learning language features at the same time sounded to me like a double whammy. So, I'd like to atleast get my programming skills to a green-belt/blue-belt level.


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