>write C++
>cast an int to double
>double a = ((double)(b))
>mfw I now mentally consider my variables to be Jewish
who else was corrupted by Sup Forums so mcuh you can't program?
Write C++
Ryan Nguyen
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Oliver Bell
>writing in a legacy language
Christian Richardson
(((Rust)))
Leo Flores
double a = (double) b;
Asher Ortiz
>legacy language
>C++17
What the fuck did he mean by this?
Josiah Torres
(double)b
Elijah White
how is casting related to be jewish?
whut
Colton Reyes
If it a hello world doesn't require 200MB of ram to run, then it's a legacy language.
Jose White
auto a = static_cast b
Hunter Cox
(Try (writing (in (lisp))))
Parker Parker
That's much better and not hideously ugly at all.
Thanks C++!
David Williams
>t-they will fix it in C++ 19
Adrian Edwards
>c++ has modern uses
hahahah
Dominic Murphy
That's nothing, take a look at this shit:
std::chrono::high_resolution_clock::now();
Elijah Bailey
double a = b;
Brayden Russell
what the fuck
Dylan Anderson
video games
Michael Parker
Michael King
OP is some faggot from Sup Forums where they use parentheses to infer that whatever organization is controlled by the Jews.
Joseph Ross
>OP is some faggot from Sup Forums
>implying Sup Forums isnt always right
Eli Phillips
>>double a = ((double)(b))
Yeah, you usually don't need that many parentheses. It's fine if you use:
double a = (double)b;
And if you prefer a slightly less Jewish look, then you can use:
double a = double(b);
But if it's a built-in conversion, then you don't even need the cast. For example, if b is declared as int, then you can use the Gentile version:
double a = b;
Daniel Thomas
there is literally nothing wrong with being jewish
Oliver Adams
spotted the kike
Wyatt Bailey
>swastika angle brackets
C++ was this based the whole time
Caleb Collins
Everything is wrong with being jewish.
Jaxson Nelson
What a horrible casting