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In this article, we'll explore one last simple use case for templates, and discuss the benefits and necessity of using typename in your code. Although this article may seem a bit complicated at first, it is important to understand it properly in order to use templates and typename later.

In the previous article, From Basic to Intermediate: Template and Typename (IV), I explained (as clearly and simply as possible) how we can create a template in order to generalize a type of modeling, effectively creating what can be considered a data type overload. However, at the end of that article, I introduced something that, for many readers, might have been quite difficult to grasp: the transfer of data into a function or procedure that is itself implemented as a template. Because that concept requires a more detailed explanation, I decided to dedicate this article to that topic. Moreover, there's another concept closely related to it: one that can make the difference between being able or unable to implement a given solution using templates.

So, to begin this article properly, let's start a new topic to explain why the last piece of code from the previous article actually works.

Author: CODE X