Summary
This episode explores one of C++20's significant improvements: the addition of constexpr qualifiers to most standard algorithms. Jason demonstrates how algorithms in the C++ Standard Library, like std::sort, can now be evaluated at compile time, enabling compile-time manipulation and validation of data. Using cppreference.com as a reference, he shows that this enhancement applies to nearly all algorithms in the
Related C++ Standard Sections
This episode covers topics found in these sections of the C++ standard:
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[simd.subscr]48% match -
[accumulate]40% match -
[alg.sort]40% match -
[binary.search]40% match