These C++ coding standards help you write safer and cleaner code. They follow the official C++ Core Guidelines. Use them for new code, reviews, or refactoring tasks. Type safety and resource safety are top priorities. Always prefer const and RAII patterns. Keep functions short and clear.
These rules cover philosophy, interfaces, and functions. They guide you to express intent directly in your code. Avoid non-const global variables and raw pointers for ownership. Return values instead of output parameters. Follow these standards to make your C++ code modern and robust.
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