6:11 🤓 each of those std::find functions has 2 template arguments: the iterator (deduced from the 1st argument) and the searched item (deduced from the third argument)
46:31 I guess sometimes SFINAE “kicks in” by itself and thus there’s no need to add a requires clause to constrain my code. One example is “auto plus(auto a, auto b) -> decltype(a+b)”, where there’s no need to explicitly *require* that “a+b” is well formed
6:11 🤓 each of those std::find functions has 2 template arguments: the iterator (deduced from the 1st argument) and the searched item (deduced from the third argument)
What is the use of C5 at 19:25.
46:31 I guess sometimes SFINAE “kicks in” by itself and thus there’s no need to add a requires clause to constrain my code. One example is “auto plus(auto a, auto b) -> decltype(a+b)”, where there’s no need to explicitly *require* that “a+b” is well formed
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