Designated Initializers in C++20
The C++20 standard also gives us another handy way to initialize data members. The new feature is called designated initializers, and it might be familiar to C programmers.
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The basics
In basic C++20 form, you can write:
Type obj = { .designator = val, .designator { val2 }, ... };
For example:
struct Point {