Overloading Function Templates | C++ Tutorial

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[@germankoga8640]

Since it's generic, what would happen if I send as a parameters things that didn't make sense like things I can't add? it's flexible but it seems like it could allow unvalid input, should it be any error handling inside the template function to see if it makes sense for the type being used?

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Great question Brandon! :-) If the operation is not supported, than the code will not compile. The compiler will be able to see that we are trying to use a type that does not support the add operation, for example, and it will let us know.

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