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There's a few approaches you could take.

1. If you're up for managing the elements yourself you can reserve memory for the array (statically using std::aligned_storage or dynamically using your preferred allocator) and instead of assignment you construct the elements using placement new and when done destroy them by explicitly calling the destructor.

2. Instead of using std::tuple you could use two arrays, one for keys and one for values. Then the view is a pair of pointers.

3. You could return a special view type that only allows mutable access to the value: