>write C++ >cast an int to double >double a = ((double)(b))

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>>59407210
>writing in a legacy language

>>59407210
(((Rust)))

double a = (double) b;

>>59407220
>legacy language
>C++17
What the fuck did he mean by this?

>>59407210
(double)b

>>59407210
how is casting related to be jewish?
whut

>>59407250
If it a hello world doesn't require 200MB of ram to run, then it's a legacy language.

>>59407210

auto a = static_cast<double> b

(Try (writing (in (lisp))))

>>59407319
That's much better and not hideously ugly at all.

Thanks C++!

>>59407341
>t-they will fix it in C++ 19

>>59407250
>c++ has modern uses

hahahah

>>59407319
That's nothing, take a look at this shit:

std::chrono::high_resolution_clock::now();

>>59407210

double a = b;

>>59407627
what the fuck

>>59407444
video games

>>59407266
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triple_parentheses

>>59407266
OP is some faggot from /pol/ where they use parentheses to infer that whatever organization is controlled by the Jews.

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>>59407670
>OP is some faggot from /pol/
>implying /pol/ isnt always right

>>59407210
>>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;

>>59407210

there is literally nothing wrong with being jewish

>>59407730
spotted the kike

>>59407319
>swastika angle brackets
C++ was this based the whole time

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>>59407730
Everything is wrong with being jewish.

What a horrible casting