C++ FUNCTIONS (2020) - What are generic functions and templates? PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL

Generic programming is used to increase the efficiency of the code. The advantage of writing generic code is code reusability (which means that code that was written once can be used multiple times) and avoiding function overloading.
In this video I'm explaining generic functions and templates.

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[renefuller]

One of the best and easiest definition of references ever! Dry, to the point. No fluff.

[Daniel-clhj]

I just ran into an issue on this one where I defined my swap function with all lowercase (since functions are camel case and classes are camel starting with an upper, so I thought you made a mistake). Turns out there's a built in swap function that's already generic (and it was getting called without prepending std:: since I included the std namespace globally). So when I used the generic type in my function definition it thought I was overloading it to be generic AGAIN so it had no clue which one to use... Interesting little bug that sent me down a rabbit hole lol

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Speaking about functions, maybe you could also insert a video about callback functions in this playlist.

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[StabbyMacStabStab]

If anyone is getting an error with this, it's probably because you named the "swap()" function in all lowercase. There is already a "swap()" function defined in the std library that you imported using the namespace so it will cause an ambiguous function overload error.

[legolas]

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[alexandrachyu]

Hi, can you please do a video about "template within a template?" Something like this: template <template<class> class H, class S>, I've always had trouble reading and understanding it. Thanks~

[bodnarsa]

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[zonaedahmed]

can you please make more vedios on c++ templates deeply please. as its a important concept for competitive programming..thank you