[pjmlp]

C++23 example,

    import std;

    using namespace std;

    int main() {
        vector vec = { 
            "the", "quick", "brown", "fox", 
            "jumped", "over", "the", "lazy", "dog" 
        };

        for (auto&& [i, it] : vec | std::views::enumerate)
            println ("{}:{}", ++i, it);
    }

As I keep mentioning, the features being copied, slowly erode D's relevance.

[WalterBright]

If you prefer writing:

    for (auto&& [i, it] : vec | std::views::enumerate)
        println ("{}:{}", ++i, it);

instead of:

    foreach (i, s; vec)
        writeln(i, ": ", s);

well, what can I say?

[pjmlp]

I prefer to use the option with better market share.

I am not counting characters, especially when AI completes typing for me.

[acehreli]

We may first need to go over what "elegant" means I guess. :)

[pjmlp]

There is elegant when writing code by hand, and when reviewing code by AI agents.