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Concepts Utilities library Strings library Containers library Algorithms library Iterators library Numerics library Input/output library Localizations library Regular expressions library (C++11) Atomic operations library (C++11) Thread support library (C++11) Filesystem library (C++17) Technical Specifications [edit] C++ http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/template_parameters language Templates parameters and arguments class templates function templates class member templates variable templates(C++14) template argument deduction class template deduction(C++17) explicit (full) specialization partial specialization dependent names parameter packs(C++11) sizeof...(C++11) fold-expressions(C++17) SFINAE Constraints and concepts(concepts TS) [edit] Every template is parametrized by one or more template parameters, indicated in the parameter-list of the template declaration syntax: template < parameter-list > declaration (1) Each parameter in parameter-list may error no be: a non-type template parameter; a type template parameter; a template template parameter. Contents 1 Non-type template parameter 2 Type template parameter 3 Template template parameter 4 Template arguments 4.1 Template non-type arguments 4.2 Template type arguments 4.3 Template template arguments 4.4 Default template arguments 5 Examples 5.1 Non-type template parameters [edit] Non-type template parameter type name(optional) (1) type name(optional) = default (2) type ... name(optional) error no class (3) (since C++11) auto name (4) (since C++17) 1) A non-type template parameter with an optional name. 2) A non-type template parameter with an optional name and a default value. 3) A non-type template parameter pack with an optional name. 4) A non-type template parameter with a deduced type (note, it may also be auto ** or any other type that includes the placeholder auto ) type is one of the following types (optionally cv-qualified, the qualifiers are ignored): std::nullptr_t (since C++11); integral type; lvalue reference type (to object or to function); pointer type (to object or to function); pointer to member type (to member object or to member function); enumeration type. Array and function types may be written in a template declaration, but they are automatically replaced by pointer to object and pointer to function as appropriate. When the name of a non-type template parameter is used in an expression within the body of the class template, it is an unmodifiable prvalue unless its type was an lvalue reference type. A template parameter of the form class Foo is not an unnamed non-type template parameter of type Foo, even if otherwise class Foo is an elaborated type specifi