Elegant C++ Alternative Tokens

struct S { S(const S& s); ~S(); }; struct S <% S(const S bitand s); compl S(); %>;

A two-panel Winnie-the-Pooh meme contrasts ordinary C++ syntax with obscure alternative tokens such as <% , bitand, compl, and %>. The joke is that the second version performs the same declarations in an unnecessarily elegant and confusing way, making it a reaction to overly clever code. EN: A two-panel Winnie-the-Pooh meme contrasts ordinary C++ syntax with obscure alternative tokens such as <% , bitand, compl, and %>. The joke is that the second version performs the same declarations in an unnecessarily elegant and confusing way, making it a reaction to overly clever code.

• @ithueti / 3094 2020-11-10