Name: Defining Range Formatting
Start: 2023-01-31T17:30:00-06:00
End: 2023-01-31T19:30:00-06:00
Location: TeamWorking by TechNexus

**Description**

C++20 introduced a new facility for formatting strings. It also introduced ranges. However, formatting or printing ranges of values remains... obnoxious in out-of-the-box C++. Enter: Barry Revzin. Barry is leading the charge to bring the simplicity of libfmt's fmt::format() facility for ranges to the standard library. And he's here to give us the bloody and exciting details on what that is and what it means to us and our future code.

**Details**

Join us for our first event of 2023!

This event is for in-person attendance. For virtual attendance, please see the [alternative page](https://www.meetup.com/chicago-c-cpp-users-group/events/291197441/)

Space is limited! RSVP is required for in-person attendance!

When: Tuesday, January 31st 2023
Happy-hour start at 5:30, presentation at 6:30
20 N Upper Wacker Drive
12th Floor
Chicago, IL 60606

Food and beverages provided by [Selby Jennings](https://www.selbyjennings.com/?source=google.com)
Conference space generously provided by [TeamWorking by TechNexus](https://teamworking.vc/)

**About the Presenter**

Chicago resident, top StackOverflow contributor for C++, standards-committee champion, 3-time conference presenter, world-renown Olympic swimming-pool analyst and all-around good-guy Barry Revzin is a formidable C++ developer working at Jump Trading in Chicago. Blessed with an incredible constitution for writing papers, crunching numbers, and digesting incredible amounts of information, Barry's knowledge and command of C++ is among the best in the world. Not so coincidentally, Barry is working to define how ranges should operate with std::format().

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