anyprint | Use any * language 's print statements in Python | Code Quality library

#include 
#include 
#include 
#include 
#include 
using namespace std;

string AnyPrint(const std::any &value)
{   
    cout << size_t(&value) << ", " << value.type().name() << " ";
    if (auto x = std::any_cast(&value)) {
        return "int(" + std::to_string(*x) + ")";
    }
    if (auto x = std::any_cast(&value)) {
        return "float(" + std::to_string(*x) + ")";
    }
    if (auto x = std::any_cast(&value)) {
        return "double(" + std::to_string(*x) + ")";
    }
    if (auto x = std::any_cast(&value)) {
        return "string(\"" + (*x) + "\")";
    }
    if (auto x = std::any_cast(&value)) {
        return string(*x);
    }
}

int main()
{
    int a = 1;
    float b = 2;
    double c = 3;
    string d = "4";
    char *e = "555";
    
    cout << AnyPrint(a) << "\n";
    cout << AnyPrint(b) << "\n";
    cout << AnyPrint(c) << "\n";
    cout << AnyPrint(d) << "\n";
    cout << AnyPrint("555") << "\n";
    cout << AnyPrint(e) << "\n";
    return 0;
}