do u guys agree on the avoiding use of " using namespce std;"

Yes

don’t use using namespace std

unless you want to kill three kitten

#noendl

YOU CANNOT STRESS POINT 2 ENOUGH

noooooo

its litteraly 5 or so chars more to type

mfw I use c++ is just as c with classes

its litteraly 5 or so chars more to type

but its btr for code readabilty than "\n"

wait in C

typedef struct string_s { char* data; } string_t;

struct endl_t {} endl; std::ostream& operator«(const ostream& a, endl_t& n) { a « "\n"; return a; }

mfw I use c++ is just as c with classes

struct endl_t {} endl; std::ostream& operator«(const ostream& a, endl_t& n) { a « "\n"; return a; }

Yep, orthodox c++ beste

Yep, orthodox c++ beste

don’t use using namespace std

with wat do u substitute "using namespace std;"

Just run functions with std:: prefixes

with wat do u substitute "using namespace std;"

Btw What does this mean extern template someType identifier

Just run functions with std:: prefixes

@linuxer4fun

why😩😩so am gonna have to write std:: every time I use a cout or somthing

yep

wats so wrong with namespace std

Dunno

nothign

It's okay I then xD

you have not seen enough to get why I prefer C++ ;)

Btw What does this mean extern template someType identifier

Btw What does this mean extern template someType identifier

I just know only the core language I think

if you know the same template instantiation happens in another compilation unit you can use extern template to force the compiler not to instatiate it here. Can result in lower object size and compile time

Its just that you give up too quickly

Lol you are wayy past the point of simple beginner