KnorxThieus

> > But what seems to be impossible to me at the moment is this pattern of syntax: > > (int x, bool y) = default; > > > >...

@Neme12 > (int x, bool y) = default; here you're initializing two variables with... ok, deconstructing from.. the default of? of a tuple? why? when did you say you ever...

I do not know about factic implementation of the `default` keyword, but I learnt it as some kind of compiler-generated abbreviation of `default(type_of_expected_expression)`. - **Parameter:** `int.Parse(default)` equals `int.Parse(default(string))` - **Assignment:**...

@alrz Confirm the duplicate. How can I mark this on GitHub?

@Neme12 Isn't it `(int, bool)` here? So `default((int, bool))` as implied by method declaration of `x()`?