C++ Standard

The C++ Standard is a formal set of rules and guidelines that define how the programming language C++ should work across different systems and compilers. It ensures consistency, compatibility, and predictability, so code written in C++ will behave reliably regardless of where or how it's run. Think of it as an official blueprint that developers follow to create C++ programs, making sure they work the same way everywhere. This standard is maintained by an international committee that updates it to include new features and improvements over time.