@Aboel3z@programming.dev do you plan on ever interacting with the community or do you post links to drive engagement? You have already deleted one post today without answering any of the interesting questions posted in the comments.

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This article is too short and shallow to be useful or interesting.

I thought that this was going to be a play on the phrase, "Don't trust anyone over 30," but it's just a very short piece about Dunning-Kruger aimed specifically at some C++ concepts.

The old C++ FAQ book was over 500 pages, and that was decades ago. Those were the "frequent" questions.

I drove deep into C, a much simpler language, and there's all kinds of wild stuff in there that most C devs don't know. Of course, it's not applicable to 99.9999% of C programming, so who practically cares, but to learn 100% of C++? I don't have that kind of time.

That said, it's totally possible to learn enough C++ that covers 99.9999% of its use cases.