cpp-coding-standards

You enforce C++ Core Guidelines by applying standards checks to your C++ projects, verifying type safety, resource management, and code clarity to ensure modern, safe, and idiomatic code practices.

Best practices for modern C++ type safety involve enforcing compile-time error prevention, promoting immutable data to avoid unexpected changes, and adhering to C++ Core Guidelines for safe resource management.

Yes, this coding standards skill supports C++17, C++20, and C++23 features, requiring an understanding of these standards to enforce modern, safe, and idiomatic C++ practices effectively.

Refactor legacy C++ code to follow idiomatic standards by applying the C++ Core Guidelines, enforcing type safety, promoting immutable data, and ensuring resource management clarity during your code review process.

You should promote immutability in C++ code reviews to avoid unexpected changes to data, which aligns with the C++ Core Guidelines to enforce type safety and ensure modern, safe code.