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why declare constrexpr constructors for classes with non-trivial destructors (e.g. unique_ptr, std::variant)

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why declare constrexpr constructors for classes with non-trivial destructors (e.g. unique_ptr, std::variant)

Passing lambda as template parameter to templated by function-pointer function

std::vector on forward declared type

Is there a tuple for_each() that returns a tuple of all values returned from the functions invoked?

How to use allocators in modern C++

I made a C++17 burrito for mapping over tuples, and anything that has begin() end() iterators. Is it possible to get rid of these factory functions?

Do overloaded logical operators && and || short-circuit since C++17?

Why the equivalent representation of a range-for required to be updated?

In C++17, why do associative containers have an `erase` member function that takes (non-`const`) `iterator`?

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