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Generic programming holds the promise of reducing the amount of code that needs to be written and maintained: rather than copying source code and adapting it for a new data type you simply let the compiler do that tedious job. Templates as featured in C++ are an exemple par excellence of generic programming. From the point of view of the programmer/user they are very easy to use:
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