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2003-05-19

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An Introduction to C++ Templates

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An Introduction to C++ Templates - Conclusion

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Templates are a powerful feature of C++ that allow an algorithm to be abstracted from its data types. This article introduced the basics of template definitions and instantiation. It also covered the differences between function, class, and member templates. The next article in the series discusses default arguments and shows how to create templates with non-type parameters.

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