STD::RATIO_GREATER(3)

💖 NAME 💖

std::ratio_greater< _R1, _R2 > — bestie, it's ratio_greater, and yes she does exactly what the name says 🫶

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

#include <ratio>

So here's the tea: she inherits from this whole thing right here 👇

std::integral_constant< bool, ratio_less< _R2, _R1 >::value >

Like, that's her whole lineage. That's the blueprint. The way that she just is an integral_constant of a bool... iconic behavior honestly. 💅

🎀 Public Types 🎀

• using type — the type alias, she's here, she exists, that's her whole job
• using value_type — the value type alias, also just vibing and being exactly what it says

🦋 Public Member Functions 🦋

• constexpr operator value_type () const noexcept — the conversion operator, she's constexpr, she's const, she's noexcept, she's literally never going to throw hands 🌸

⭐ Static Public Attributes ⭐

• static constexpr bool value — the actual bool value, static, constexpr, no cap. This is the whole point of the struct fr fr 🔥

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🌈 Detailed Description 🌈

template<typename _R1, typename _R2>
    struct std::ratio_greater< _R1, _R2 >

And that's "ratio_greater" — two ratio types in, one bool out. Lowkey just a comparison wearing a fancy template outfit 👑

Heads up bestie: this struct is defined entirely in terms of ratio_less< _R2, _R1 >::value — note the argument flip, that's the whole trick, don't come for me 🫶

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👑 Author 👑

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Okay that's the whole page bestie, we ate and left no crumbs ✨ This little love letter to std::ratio_greater< _R1, _R2 > comes straight out of libstdc++, served up in the Library Functions Manual — mwah, study safe, hydrate, and go compare some ratios 💖🦋🎀