Is there any way to print like this using loops

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Is there any way to print like this using loops

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The sizeof(char) is : 1 bytes
The sizeof(short) is : 2 bytes
The sizeof(int) is : 4 bytes
The sizeof(long) is : 8 bytes
The sizeof(long long) is : 8 bytes
The sizeof(float) is : 4 bytes
The sizeof(double) is : 8 bytes
The sizeof(long double) is : 16 bytes
The sizeof(bool) is : 1 bytes

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17.03.2022

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Nomid Íkorni-Sciurus Lomysz

Pavel
I don't think there's a way to iterate over types ...

probably the cleanest way of doing that is with a macro

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17.03.2022

Manav | avoid unnecessary messaging me

Nomid Íkorni-Sciurus Lomysz
probably the cleanest way of doing that is with a ...

i doubt it would be of any cleaner, you'll have to define recursive macros which will be more cumbersome then just doing straight up print statements with the different types.

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17.03.2022

Ghasem Ramezani

Pavel
I don't think there's a way to iterate over types ...

Using the Boost.TypeIndex: www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_78_0/doc/html/boost_typeindex/examples.html with the variadic function could be good.

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Nomid Íkorni-Sciurus Lomysz

Manav | avoid unnecessary messaging me
i doubt it would be of any cleaner, you'll have to...

yeah

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17.03.2022

Pavel · Accepted Answer

I don't think there's a way to iterate over types using loops, you can use variadic templates, but they are really limited, maybe some variadic macros can do that (or combination of variadic mactos and variadic templates), but the solution will probably be super ugly. Here's an example of using variadic templates, note that string representation of the type is compiler-specific (different compilers can print different things) https://wandbox.org/permlink/rkRVPf9y1ywaDHKa

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