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py::builtins::range::cend

constexpr const_iterator cend() const;

Returns a constant iterator to one past the last value of the range.

Warning

Iterators of range don’t support operator -> as they are constructed on demand.

Tip

Equivalent to py::builtins::range::end.

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Return value

A constant iterator to one past the last value.

Complexity

Constant.

Example

#include <pypp/builtins/range.hpp>
#include <pypp/builtins/print.hpp>

int main()
{
    py::range<int> range(4);
    py::print(*(range.cend() - 1));
}

Output:

3
py::builtins::range::end py::builtins::range::rend