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Google Launches Carbon, an Experimental Replacement for C++

Google Launches Carbon, an Experimental Replacement for C++.
Just as Microsoft built Typescript to update JavaScript, and Kotlin was created to shore up weaknesses in Java, Carbon could serve as a successor language to C++, one that offers an easy jumping off point for developers to a newer language that addresses modern development concepts such as memory safety and generics.

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