Back to Basics: const and constexpr
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Covers use of const, constexpr, consteval, and constinit in modern C++ to prevent mutation, avoid data races, and enable compile-time computation. Demonstrates initializing values with constexpr and constinit in a thread-safe way and shows how constexpr/consteval can improve performance and make functions easier to test and maintain.
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