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Template parameters can be of three types: type parameters, non-type parameters, and template-template parameters. Type parameters abstract type details in data structures and algorithms. Non-type parameters abstract values known at compile-time. Template instantiation creates instances from templates by providing arguments. Function templates can infer arguments from function calls while class templates require explicit arguments. Templates allow generic, reusable code through specialization for specific types or values.
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