Is it possible to print a variable's type in standard C++?

Question

For example:

int a = 12;
cout << typeof(a) << endl;

Expected output:

int

Answer 1

A more generic solution without function overloading than my previous one:

template
std::string TypeOf(T){
    std::string Type="unknown";
    if(std::is_same::value) Type="int";
    if(std::is_same::value) Type="String";
    if(std::is_same::value) Type="MyClass";

    return Type;}

Here MyClass is user defined class. More conditions can be added here as well.

Example:

#include 



class MyClass{};


template
std::string TypeOf(T){
    std::string Type="unknown";
    if(std::is_same::value) Type="int";
    if(std::is_same::value) Type="String";
    if(std::is_same::value) Type="MyClass";
    return Type;}


int main(){;
    int a=0;
    std::string s="";
    MyClass my;
    std::cout<

Output:

int
String
MyClass