The `item.tname` in C++ refers to a member of an object named `item` which represents the name of the item. It is commonly used in object-oriented programming to access and manipulate the name property of an item object. This can be useful for various tasks such as displaying the name of an item in a user interface or performing operations based on the item's name.
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