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#include <iterator_concepts.h>
A sentinel type that can be used to check for the end of a range.
For some iterator types the past-the-end sentinel value is independent of the underlying sequence, and a default sentinel can be used with them. For example, a std::counted_iterator
keeps a count of how many elements remain, and so checking for the past-the-end value only requires checking if that count has reached zero. A past-the-end std::istream_iterator
is equal to the default-constructed value, which can be easily checked.
Comparing iterators of these types to std::default_sentinel
is a convenient way to check if the end has been reached.
Definition at line 58 of file iterator_concepts.h.