> Problem arises when we find "y" deep in a function, searches for its definition, and encounters "auto y = std::move(x);".
This is gun control applied to computer languages.
The solution is not to ban a useful feature that would ordinarily aid the understandability of code, the solution is to not abuse such features to write gibberish.
People can write spaghetti code with any syntax you provide them, even Python.
This is gun control applied to computer languages.
The solution is not to ban a useful feature that would ordinarily aid the understandability of code, the solution is to not abuse such features to write gibberish.
People can write spaghetti code with any syntax you provide them, even Python.