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13.2.4.Using standard parameters in a template function
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

const int TABWIDTH = 8;

template<class X> void f(X data, int tab)
{
    cout << 'tab=' << tab;
    
    cout << data << "\n";
}

int main()
{
  f("This is a test"0);
  f(1001);
  f('X'2);
  f(10/33);

  return 0;
}
19525391970This is a test
19525391971100
19525391972X
195253919733
13.2.template function
13.2.1.function template: GetMax
13.2.2.Function template: swapargs
13.2.3.template type
13.2.4.Using standard parameters in a template function
13.2.5.Overload a function template declaration
13.2.6.Function with generic parameters
13.2.7.template function to display the number limits
13.2.8.Overload template function
13.2.9.Specify template argument explicitly and implicitly
13.2.10.Namespace with template function
13.2.11.reference and non-reference template function
13.2.12.template function to print elements of an STL container
13.2.13.template function to get the maximum of three values of any type (call-by-reference)
13.2.14.template function to get the maximum of two values
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