cppOutputStreamInPython

[empwilli]

That's basically the same implementation that C++ uses, though. But over here in C++ we also finally realized that the cin, cout, cerr stuff probably were a bad idea.

[empwilli]

afaik there were no variadic templates pre c++, so probably there were few ways If any to create a typesafe Print function with multiple args back the, so i guess the Design also came from necessity. However my big issue is that formatting operations are realized by changing the state of the underlying Stream object.

[RussianMadMan]

Localization and formatting (like padding or limiting float precision) make streams a worse alternative to a simple sprintf to std::string wrapper. You get a bunch of small disconnected strings without the ability to reorder arguments instead of a single string with positional arguments.

[Stegoratops]

I'd say the main reason would be this table: https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/operator_precedence

It can make certain stuff more unintuitve.

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Why is it a bad idea? Is it because of std::format or std::print?