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    Defined in header <meta> 
    using info = decltype(^^::);
    		(since C++26)

    std::meta::info is the type of reflection values. It is a distinct fundamental type. There exists a unique null reflection; every other reflection represents:

    • a value of scalar type;
    • an object of static storage duration;
    • a variable;
    • a structured binding;
    • a function;
    • a function parameter;
    • an enumerator;
    • an annotation;
    • a type alias;
    • a type;
    • a class member;
    • an unnamed bit-field;
    • a class template;
    • a function template;
    • a variable template;
    • an alias template;
    • a concept;
    • a namespace alias;
    • a namespace;
    • a direct base class relationship; or
    • a data member description.

    For the purpose of argument-dependent lookup, the namespace std::meta is an associated namespace of this type.

    Values of type std::meta::info are equality-comparable. Note that a reflection of a type alias compares unequal to a reflection of the aliased type.

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