C++26 Tip of the Week

C++ Tip of The Week Your weekly dose of modern C++ challenge (Release every Sunday). >>https://tip-of-the-week.github.io/cpp >>How to contribute/add a solution? >> Contributions are always very much appreciated. Just create a Pull Request with your solution. Tips C++26 >>Did You know about C++26 proposal - Aggregates are named tuples? >>Did you know that C++26 added new SI prefixes? >>Did you know that C++26 changed arithmetic overloads of std::to_string and std::to_wstring to use std::format? >>Did you know that C++26 added more constexpr for <cmath> and <complex>? >>Did you know that C++26 added testing for success or failure of <charconv> functions? >>Did you know that C++26 allows constexpr for std::variant? >>Did you know that C++26 added Member visit? >>Did you know that C++26 std::format added formatting pointers ability? >>Did you know that C++26 added 'A nice placeholder with no name'? >>Did you know that C++26 added user-generated static_assert messages? >>Did you know that C++26 added bind_front and back to NTPP callables?

A dark-themed screenshot of the “C++ Tip of The Week” website lists a weekly dose of modern C++ challenges and a series of C++26 features. The joke is the overwhelming cascade of highly technical language and obscure updates, making it a humorous reaction for programmers who feel buried under the complexity of modern C++. EN: A dark-themed screenshot of the “C++ Tip of The Week” website lists a weekly dose of modern C++ challenges and a series of C++26 features. The joke is the overwhelming cascade of highly technical language and obscure updates, making it a humorous reaction for programmers who feel buried under the complexity of modern C++.

• @ithueti / 10526 2023-10-06