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C++ is supposed to be an extension of <thing with bad default>, so I wouldn't expect <a good default>.

Things can change & grow, that's why we make new standards in the first place.




It'd be confusing for C++ to differ from C in how primitives work. If they want to evolve C too then sure.


also there are compiler warnings for uninitialized variables




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