Mastering C++ Standard Library Features [Video] - Example: Creating a Compile-Time Set Data Structure

The video tutorial explains how to implement a compile-time data structure called City Set in C++. It covers the use of C++17 features, such as non-type template parameters and inline variables, to create a set that allows adding, removing, and checking the existence of items. The tutorial details the implementation of member functions like contains, add, and remove, and demonstrates testing the set's functionality. It concludes with guidelines on using compile-time data structures and highlights the benefits of compile-time error checking and potential performance improvements.

Explain the significance of using SCD tuple and SCD tuple cut utility in the context of the City Set.

What are the advantages of using compile time data structures as mentioned in the text?

What is the role of meta functions in manipulating types in templates?