The International Organization for Standardization's (ISO) C++ group, Working Group 21 (WG21), has approved the finalized version of C++20, which comprises a major update to the 35-year-old programming language.
C++20, which is expected to be formally published toward the end of 2020, is the largest release since C++11, according to Herb Sutter, long-time chair of the WG21 C++ ISO committee. It's also the first version that has been standardized.
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