Bartłomiej Filipek • 8/31/2025

Structured bindings in C++17, 8 years later

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This technical article provides an in-depth look at the C++17 structured bindings feature, which allows binding multiple variables to elements of tuples or structs. It covers the syntax, explains the underlying mechanics, and demonstrates practical applications such as concise iteration through std::map objects. The article also references upcoming C++26 enhancements and serves as an advanced guide for C++ developers.

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