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<p>Includes all tuple headers.</p>
<p>A tuple is a fixed size collection of elements.</p>
<p>In the preprocessor library, tuples are represented like macro parameter
lists. Thus an element of a tuple can be any sequence of tokens that
constitutes a single macro parameter.</p>
<p>Examples of tuples:</p>
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(const, volatile) // 2-tuple
(*, /, %) // 3-tuple
(1, "2", '3', (4,5)) // 4-tuple
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<p>Tuples can be used for representing structured data.</p>
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