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Constexpr

is a specifier keyword in the C and C++ programming languages which, roughly speaking, specifies that something may be evaluated at compile time. Unlike the usual const , which specifies read-only access, constexpr is a stronger form that implies const (in most contexts). While in C this is limited only to objects, constexpr may be used on objects, functions, or structured bindings in C++. Additional keywords in the C++ family of " const " keywords include consteval , used for guaranteeing a function executes at compile time and compile time only, and constinit , used for guaranteeing static/thread storage duration, ensuring compile-time initialization (but not immutability) .

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is a specifier keyword in the C and C++ programming languages which, roughly speaking, specifies that something may be evaluated at compile time. Unlike the usual const , which specifies read-only access, constexpr is a stronger form that implies const (in most contexts). While in C this is limited only to objects, constexpr may be used on objects, functions, or structured bindings in C++. Additional keywords in the C++ family of " const " keywords include consteval , used for guaranteeing a function executes at compile time and compile time only, and constinit , used for guaranteeing static/thread storage duration, ensuring compile-time initialization (but not immutability) .

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  1. publication date: 2025 — source: Wikipedia · confidence 0.95

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