The C++ language has gone through a major transformation in the past decade with the development and release of C++11 and then later with its newer versions C++14 and C++17. These new standards have introduced new concepts, simplified or extended existing syntax and semantics, and overall transformed the way we write code. C++11 looks like a new language, and code written using the new standards is called modern C++ code.
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