What is C++ uniform initialization?

Can you explain what C++ uniform initialization is?

Sure! C++ uniform initialization is a feature introduced in C++11 that allows you to initialize variables using curly braces, providing a consistent syntax.

What are the benefits of using uniform initialization?

The benefits include preventing narrowing conversions, improving code readability, and allowing for aggregate initialization.

Can you give me an example of uniform initialization?

Of course! For example, you can initialize an integer like this: int x{5}; or an array like this: int arr[]{1, 2, 3};.

Are there any drawbacks to using it?

One potential drawback is that it can lead to ambiguity in certain cases, especially with user-defined types.