This post was originally published on IT Pro Today
C++ continues to evolve, and as it does, its developers aim to balance its legacy of performance and control with modern features aimed at improving the security of C++ code and developer productivity. In its latest iteration — C++ 23 — the language delivers a wealth of enhancements and new features to cater to both seasoned developers and newcomers alike.
This article explores the key updates to C++ 23 and examines how they will undoubtedly impact the way C++ developers write and maintain their code in the coming years.
Overview of C++ 23
C++ 23 builds upon the foundations laid by its predecessor iterations, particularly C++ 20, which introduced major advancements such as concepts, ranges, and coroutines. The focus of C++ 23 is incremental improvements. It fills in the gaps left by earlier versions and adds features that improve convenience.
C++ 23 provides:
Improved usability and consistency of code.
Compile-time programming enhancements.
Improved support for concurrent and parallel programming.
Practical tools for real-world application
— Read the rest of this post, which was originally published on IT Pro Today.
