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saneman
What is the current standard of C++ called? I have read somewhere that
it is called and C++98 and other places it is called C++03?
it is called and C++98 and other places it is called C++03?
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Victor Bazarov
saneman said:What is the current standard of C++ called? I have read somewhere that
it is called and C++98 and other places it is called C++03?
It's the latter. Some minor changes and mostly "bug fixes" compared
to C++98.
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