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I sometimes read discussion on why C++ is good or bad and sometimes one of the arguments cites that today’s modern C++ is very different from the old C++. I am wondering exactly what the difference would be? What would be an example of ‘modern’ C++ and what would be an example (preferably doing the same thing) of this ‘old’ C++?
Extensive use of standard library and STL, exceptions and templates – rather than just C with classes