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ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDIN GME DUDE

WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU SERIOUSLY

This is an example for std::any

#include
#include

int main()
{
std::cout

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How about a fucking lambda example?

class S {
int x = 0;
void f() {
int i = 0;
auto l1 = [=]{ use(i, x); }; // captures a copy of i and a copy of the this pointer
i = 1; x = 1; l1(); // calls use(0,1), as if i by copy and x by reference
auto l2 = [i, this]{ use(i, x); }; // same as above, made explicit
i = 2; x = 2; l2(); // calls use(1,2), as if i by copy and x by reference
auto l3 = [&]{ use(i, x); }; // captures i by reference and a copy of the this pointer
i = 3; x = 2; l3(); // calls use(3,2), as if i and x are both by reference
auto l4 = [i, *this]{ use(i, x); }; // makes a copy of *this, including a copy of x
i = 4; x = 4; l4(); // calls use(3,2), as if i and x are both by copy
}
};

It's like they're trying to torture people on purpose

Keep seething brainlet
Seethe harder

You could literally make an example for std::any in two lines of very clear code

It's almost like C++ programmers like being tortured

Get a textbook most references on the internet are trash by themselves

recommendations?

Okay. Write it then.

auto a = std::any(123);
std::cout

i think the general consensus of c++ devs before was "if its hard to write, it should be hard to read" which explains a lot of the convoluted stuff. now most of the c++ devs/thought leaders are advocating simplicity cause its now trendy to be "simple" for whatever that means.

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It's almost as if the example in cppreference was meant to show how std:any works with different data types

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False. The standard library is well documented and each little function has a [src] button which jumps you to the actual implementation since there's actually an official distribution.

Okay let see

cppreference example
>shows how to declare a std::any
>shows how to assign values of different data types
>shows how to cast to a specific data type for printing
>shows what happens if you try to cast it to the wrong type
>shows that the class has its own methods and shows an example of how to use 2 of them
>shows hot to use a std::any with oldschool pointers

Your example
>prints an std::any

I don't see what's wrong with either of those.

I don't know c++ at all so if I can work out what it does then the problem isn't the examples. Maybe this could have been written simpler but I can work out what its doing.
Maybe you need a break for a day or you should probably stick to python.

>he isn't using based cplusplus.com

not gonna make it

Not sure what the Jow Forums recommendation is but I used pic for my c++ class
It's straight forward just do exercises along with it

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That site is trash too
Trying to learn programming without reading textbooks or taking classes is a meme