Lesson 14 - Templates - continued
In the last lesson, Templates, we've implemented a dynamic array using templates. Thanks to this, we can use this array for any type and we don't have to implement each case separately.
Today we'll show you how to wrap it all up in a structure and try to save some memory by optimizing for the bool type.
Template structure
Just as we can have a template function, we can also have a template structure (in OOP we'll also learn to create template classes). The logic is exactly the same - we use
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Let's look at a more advanced template application and implement a bit array.
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