The main goal of this post is to show that the “new” (in 2016) version of the C++ standard library, called C++17, has a lot more useful features than you might think.

And if you are using Boost or other libraries on top of it – even more so.

This is not an introduction to the new language features in C++11/14/17. I assume that you know what std::vector , std::string and auto means. If not, try reading my previous posts about them: [1][2]. This post also assumes that you have some basic knowledge about how compilers work and how they parse your code into an abstract syntax tree (AST)
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