Trailing return type

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[{“Name”:“C++11”,“GroupName”:null},{“Name”:“C++14”,“GroupName”:null},{“Name”:“C++17”,“GroupName”:null}]

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The above syntax shows a full function declaration using a trailing type, where square brackets indicate an optional part of the function declaration (like the argument list if a no-arg function).

Additionally, the syntax of the trailing return type prohibits defining a class, union, or enum type inside a trailing return type (note that this is not allowed in a leading return type either). Other than that, types can be spelled the same way after the -> as they would be elsewhere.

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