To enable compiler switches for C++23, you can specify the appropriate flags depending on the compiler you are using. Here are some examples for popular C++ compilers:
// For GCC you can use:
g++ -std=c++2b your_file.cpp
// For Clang:
clang++ -std=c++2b your_file.cpp
// For MSVC (Visual Studio):
/std:c++latest
It's important to ensure that your compiler version supports C++23 features when using these switches.
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