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Question C++23

C++23
Many low-level syntaxes, defect reports etc.

C++23 - Wikipedia

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In February 2020, at the final meeting for C++20 in Prague, an overall plan for C++23 was adopted:[3][4] planned features for C++23 are library support for coroutines, a modular standard library, executors, and networking.

This is for experienced C++ developers in production environments. Nice to know of course, but you need to find where to use it in real life applications.
 
pierreyvessojic said:
Ok got it :) I just finished the first C++ course and it was already quite a lot of information to process, but I still feel that I have just scratched the surface haha even more given that they now seem to keep adding new stuff every 3 years, almost feels like it never ends!
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The real paradigm shifts were C++11 and then C++20. It's unlikely there will be another such shift for a long time.
 
pierreyvessojic said:
Ok got it :) I just finished the first C++ course and it was already quite a lot of information to process, but I still feel that I have just scratched the surface haha even more given that they now seem to keep adding new stuff every 3 years, almost feels like it never ends!
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That's a good thing! A while back (before C++11) C++ was almost rigor mortis.
Good news! new stuff coming up for the next 50 years :cool:
 
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APalley said:
The real paradigm shifts were C++11 and then C++20. It's unlikely there will be another such shift for a long time.
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C++14 was a kind of fix. C++17 had some nice stuff. C++23 is beginning to converge with Haskell.
 
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