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• Its high learning curve: C++ is a difficult programming language for novice developers to learn.
• Security: C++'s use of pointers and global variables presents a comparatively significant security risk.
• Memory management: Allocating memory manually can take a lot of time.

• Pointers: If used improperly, pointers' complexity will cause performance issues.

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