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Prefer core-language features over library facilities
Prefer core-language features over library facilities
.
There are many places in C++ where the working programmer has a choice between
doing something via a standard-library facility, or via a similar (often newer) core-language
feature. I keep expanding my mental list of these, so let’s write them all down in
one place.
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