Using namespace std;

>using namespace std;

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Totally acceptable in the implementation file.

Still a bad practice.

My high school programming teacher said this is the only STD you want.

Whenever I see that I know I am dealing with a noob. Though I can understand people who make their own namespace aliases when dealing with libraries that overuse nested namespaces (library::graphics::rendering::why_am_i_using_so_many_namespaces::probably_smol_pp::i_can_do_it_all_day::).

in haskell this is just
import

I guess that's why in every conference everyone is pronouncing it as "stood", which I find hilarious.

actually based.
you get this because you still use a preprocessor for your non-module system.
you get what you deserve.

>using thing = namespace;