And I encourage you to do so, since you can end up with methods and functions using only elements with constexpr elements and add the constexpr keyword to those functions/methods and allow them to be performed by the compiler, at compile time, instead of being executed at run time.
Here is a godbolt link if you want to experiment with constexpr and C++ in general ;)
I will also add a link to the documentation of constexpr in the article so that people can easily find it
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Yes, it can.
And I encourage you to do so, since you can end up with methods and functions using only elements with
constexprelements and add theconstexprkeyword to those functions/methods and allow them to be performed by the compiler, at compile time, instead of being executed at run time.Here is a godbolt link if you want to experiment with
constexprand C++ in general ;)I will also add a link to the documentation of
constexprin the article so that people can easily find it