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| • | Supporting
special cases is particularly important when |
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with class templates. |
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some types, we may find that certain member |
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need partial specialization. |
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other types, we may find that additional data members |
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required. |
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| • | To
support special cases, we can implement specific |
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of our member functions and classes to |
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the functionality for a given set of data types |
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values. |
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