I was also under the standing that C/C++ was memory unsafe/required a ton of manual work, which is why Rust seemed interesting to me at first. I thought everyone was still running their own malloc and free. Rust also has their book which made it easy to jump right in. Do you know of any good places to get started with C++17?
I rather like Barek's Coding Blog, which has a lot of C++17 tutorials and guides. However, I started yeeeeeears ago in college, so I don't know the best "getting started" tutorial for C++17 yet.
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I was also under the standing that C/C++ was memory unsafe/required a ton of manual work, which is why Rust seemed interesting to me at first. I thought everyone was still running their own
mallocandfree. Rust also has their book which made it easy to jump right in. Do you know of any good places to get started with C++17?I rather like Barek's Coding Blog, which has a lot of C++17 tutorials and guides. However, I started yeeeeeears ago in college, so I don't know the best "getting started" tutorial for C++17 yet.