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How does std::apply forward parameters without explicit std::forward?

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How does std::apply forward parameters without explicit std::forward?

How can you have multiple lines or statements inside a C++ pack expansion?

Improve this std::index_sequence idiom code

C++: Using std::apply to iterate through a tuple in 2 parts: up to an index applying a lambda and then after an index applying a different lambda

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How to implement something like std::apply in C++11?

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Unable to use std::apply on user-defined types

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