improve this

>>60839617
okay

void writeln(T...)(T args);

>>60839617

echo format;

Now what?

>>60839617
>2017
>literally no type safety

no %n flag

def printf <<fmt

>>60839788
that's a use not a definition

>>60839617

using namespace std;
cout << content << endl;

>>60839617

int printf(const char *fmt, ...);

Better.

>>60839617
Console.WriteLine
>can use a variable multiple times
>can use variables in a different order
>don't have to remember format specifiers(unless you want to override the default one)
>works with classes

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>>60841911
>>works with classes
printf can do this, just not the standard one.
Pic related is my kernel's printf, just inherit from IPrintable and implement the print method and use it like this:

printk("%P\n", &your_class_instance);

>>60839617
Hey OP do you know OCaml?

Printf.printf

>>60843410
no