constexpr int low{10},
constexpr int high{20};
int input = 5;
assert(std::abcde(input, low, high) == low);
input = 15;
assert(std::abcde(input, low, high) == input);
input = 25;
assert(std::abcde(input, low, high) == high);


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What is std::abcde?
constexpr int low{10},
constexpr int high{20};
int input = 5;
assert(std::abcde(input, low, high) == low);
input = 15;
assert(std::abcde(input, low, high) == input);
input = 25;
assert(std::abcde(input, low, high) == high);(in <algorithm> since C++17)
std::clamp
constexpr int low{10},
constexpr int high{20};
int input = 5;
assert(std::clamp(input, low, high) == low);
input = 15;
assert(std::clamp(input, low, high) == input);
input = 25;
assert(std::clamp(input, low, high) == high);
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