I was just told "it's hard to keep up with these new C++ features, I'm used to C" when I suggested a construction supported in C since C89.
I once suggested to someone to split a very long string literal into two string literals in two lines, like "foo" "bar". They said they are not using any modern C++ features in their code. I said it's plain C. They said it's a GNU extension but not C. 
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Once I realized I could split strings like "foo bar" into "foo " "bar" split over two separate lines, building core generators became much easier and the results more legible. It's a shame I never learned this trick until I'd been coding for decades ...
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