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title: "Comment by Steve on \"Getting Type Names in C++\" | Hashnode"
description: "Thanks for the article. However your code samples are incomplete. Get_TypeName() is not defined and neither is nIsCharacter"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/getting-type-names-in-c/64403a66b68d6ae0a0c6adb4/comment/66194dcbf3dc647cf2effdc5"
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Comment [Getting Type Names in C++](https://hashnode.com/posts/getting-type-names-in-c/64403a66b68d6ae0a0c6adb4)

[Steve](https://hashnode.com/@Oldc0der)

[Apr 12, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/getting-type-names-in-c/64403a66b68d6ae0a0c6adb4/comment/66194dcbf3dc647cf2effdc5)

Thanks for the article. However your code samples are incomplete. Get\_TypeName() is not defined and neither is nIsCharacter

[Paul Mattione](https://hashnode.com/@radiantsoftware)

[Jul 1, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/getting-type-names-in-c/64403a66b68d6ae0a0c6adb4/comment/66194dcbf3dc647cf2effdc5#reply-6682204c3ff8d1e0905ad680)

Oops I should have mentioned what nIsCharacter was. It's just a boring custom type trait like std::is\_integral\_v. Get\_TypeName() though is defined, are you referring to the class member function?