stdremoveconstTtype
std::remove_const is a type trait in the C++ Standard Library, introduced in C++11, that is used to remove the const qualifier from a given type. It is part of the <type_traits> header and is defined as a struct template. The primary template is defined as follows:
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This definition indicates that, by default, the type T is not modified. However, there is a partial
struct remove_const<const T> {
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This specialization means that if T is a const-qualified type, the resulting type will be T without
The std::remove_const type trait is useful in template metaprogramming, where it can be used to manipulate
The std::remove_const type trait is part of the C++11 standard and is available in all major compilers