I am learning the new c++17 fold expression and I saw this code from c++17 fold expression. I would like to know why this code work :
template<typename ...Args>
void printer(Args&&... args) {
(std::cout << ... << args) << '\n';
}
but not this one :
template<typename ...Args>
void printer(Args&&... args) {
(std::cout << args << ...) << '\n';
}
which could seems logic too and would reverse the print order in my opinion.
As seen on cppreference, binary folds can have the following two forms:
Where E
is the pack expression and I
is the initialization expression.
There is no binary fold that matches your (std::cout << args << ...)
, which has the form of (I op E op ...)
.
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