The ISO C++ Standard :
C++ is standardized by ISO (The International Standards Organization)
in collaboration with national standards organizations, such as
ANSI (The American National Standards Institute),
BSI (The British Standards Institute), and
DIN (The German national standards organization).
The original C++ standard was issued in 1998, a minor revison in 2003, and a major update, C++11, was issued in September 2011.
After that, C++14, C++17, and C++20 were delivered according to a new ambitious 3-year schedule.
The curent standard, a major revision, was published in 2020: C++20.
How to write good modern C++ : Much C++ code is writting in achaic styles, missing out on elegance, safety and performance.
This is avoidable.
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