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Even I know (not really being a heavy C++ user) that C++ doesn't have generics, it has templates, which is a much more powerful concept that's often overused.
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Even I know (not really being a heavy C++ user) that C++ doesn't have generics, it has templates, which is a much more powerful concept that's often overused.
- masklinn 5y ago> Even I know (not really being a heavy C++ user) that C++ doesn't have generics, it has templates So… you know wrong? Templates are a form of generics. What templates are not is an instance of parametric polymorphism.