#includeIn this example, we define the `Customer` struct and a `CustomerField` enum with two strong typed values for the `name` and `email` fields. We then use the `uSStrong::SetFields` function to map the enum values to the corresponding struct fields. Finally, we set the `name` and `email` fields using the `uSStrong::SetField` function with the corresponding enum values and customer struct. Overall, the uSStrong SetFields feature is a useful tool for ensuring type-safe field setting in structures and preventing errors during data manipulation in C++.enum class CustomerField : uint8_t { Name, Email }; struct Customer { std::string name; std::string email; }; uSStrong::SetFields ({ { CustomerField::Name, &Customer::name }, { CustomerField::Email, &Customer::email } }); Customer customer; uSStrong::SetField(CustomerField::Name, customer, "John Doe"); uSStrong::SetField(CustomerField::Email, customer, "[email protected]");