Welcome to the C++ Standard documentation page! Here, you'll find comprehensive information about the evolution, features, and specifications of the C++ programming language.
🌐 C++ Standard Overview
C++ is a statically typed, compiled, general-purpose programming language that has been continuously updated since its inception in 1985. The C++ Standard defines the syntax, semantics, and libraries of the language, ensuring consistency across implementations.
The latest C++ Standard is C++20, which introduces significant improvements such as concepts, ranges, and coroutines. For a deeper dive into the roadmap of future standards, visit our C++ Standard Roadmap page.
🔧 Key Features of C++ Standards
- Type Safety: Enhanced type system with features like concepts in C++20.
- Performance: Optimized memory management and concurrency support.
- Modernization: New language constructs to simplify code and improve readability.
- Standard Library: Extensive libraries for algorithms, containers, and utilities.
For an in-depth look at the history of C++ Standards, check out our C++ Standard History documentation.
📷 Visualizing C++ Evolution
🧠 Learning Resources
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