Do we need to put constexpr after every if statement in if-else block in these kind of situations?
Yes. The else-if block1 is a lie :), there are only if blocks1 and else blocks1. This is how your code is seen by the compiler:
if constexpr (std::is_same_v<int, T>)
return {a, 0.0};
else // {
if (std::is_same_v<double, T>)
return {0, a};
else
return {0, 0.0};
// }
else if (/*...*/)
is just a formatting convention that everyone uses. As such, you can clearly see that the second constexpr
is needed.
1: “block” is not the correct terminology. if is a statement (with optional else part). A block is { /*...*/ }
.