No other programming language requires an official "core guidelines" document

No other programming language requires an official "core guidelines" document.

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Take your meds

BOY LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT PEP

It's 37 years old, give it a break.

>what is effective java
not having g core guidelines document does not mean they don't need it

just do what the analyzer tells you most of the time

>Want to employ 'illegal' c++ because it will allow me to accomplish my goals easier
>IDE arbitrarily says I can't because it might break at some point maybe

>what is effective java
A book someone wrote. Not a core document written by the very authors of the language that is even shown on the ISO C++ website. Big difference.

>"core guidelines"
i ignore them.
Whatever Clang is capable of compiling is what I write.

perhaps you should have read the next sentence as well. Perhaps other languages just missing the core guidelines feature and replicate it other, more buggy ways. Jk, c++ is a horrible language and it's made more horrible by the fact that a lot of substandard programmers use it

>Industrial factories are bad because they come with safety guidelines and training

>A book someone wrote.
"C++ Core Guidelines" is a document someone wrote. It's not official. Just a set of tips from guys who know what they're talking about. The only "core" thing about C++ is the standard.
Do it OP.

Unix shell does.
It's not literally called "core guidelines". But there are standard practices you must follow to write robust scripts, and they're nowhere in the standard.

>perhaps you should have read the next sentence as well.
I did, but it was retarded amd irrelevant.

Industrial factories are not programming languages with defined syntax and semantics. Those "guidelines" should have been part of the standard itself.

What an unbelievably retarded comparison.

Where is this document? Who wrote it? Where is it hosted?

>use undefined behavior
>WHY DOES MY IDE SAY IT'S UNDEFINED BEHAVIOR

Either mywiki.wooledge.org/BashGuide or shellcheck.net/ could count. There are others.
For various reasons there's no single document with an official status, but that doesn't make things any better. Shell desperately needs guidelines, just as much as C++.

CPP guidelines be like

>Don't use X prefer Y
>Don't do this, it is buggy
>Don't do that! Ever !!
>Haha! You are doing it this way? Here is a more complicated way with uglier syntax that does the same thing ;-)

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Go has Effective Go
Python has PEP8
Java has the Oracle Code Conventions
Kotlin has Coding Conventions
.NET languages have the. NET Guidelines

CCP guidelines be like

>赞美毛,不要抱怨!
>你会吃虫子的!
>地沟油有营养!
>不能退款!

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Why the fuck do you use clang?

No other programming language is necessary