1. ► Templates are type-safe

2. ► ‘int *’ is same as ‘const int *’

3. ► Templates allow optimizations because of:

4. ► A constant function cannot have side-effects

5. ► Templates are mostly used for generic containers

6. ► In ‘int * const’, interger value is a constant

7. ► A const value can be made to change via static_cast

8. ► Templates can be used to provide compile time constraints

9. ► ‘const int *’ is same as ‘int const *’

10. ► Using const is a good design practice to avoid the possibility of side-effects

11. ► C++ doesn’t allow type mismatches

12. ► Template types are checked at run-time

13. ► dynamic_cast is used to find out the exact type of template class at run-time

14. ► Templates are used for making a function or a class type agnostic

15. ► Constants allow compiler optimizations

16. ► Template compilation is slow because of: