Comment Comment by Rucadi auto has a good perk, it prevents uninitialized values (Which is a source of bugs).For example:auto a;will always fail to compile not matter what flags.int a;is valid.Also it prevents implicit type conversions, what you get as type on auto is the type you put at the right.That's good. parent Rucadi 10 months ago
For example:
auto a;
will always fail to compile not matter what flags.
int a;
is valid.
Also it prevents implicit type conversions, what you get as type on auto is the type you put at the right.
That's good.