Implement a function that "minus" the value of 1 object from another, of any type, and returns a result of the same type. 8. Write a function template for minus. The template definition should include a single generic type named 'T'. The minus () function takes in two arguments, both are the same parameterized data type 'T'. The return type for minus () is also a parameterized data type 'T'. The main purpose is to return the result of type T", which is simply the first argument minus the second argument. a) minus (184, 16) returns 168 minus (1744.74, 1105.76) returns 1638.98 Examples: b) Suppose you are writing a program that invokes minus (). How many template functions would be generated at compile time?

Implement a function that "minus" the value of 1 object from another, of any type, and returns a result of the same type. 8. Write a function template for minus. The template definition should include a single generic type named 'T'. The minus () function takes in two arguments, both are the same parameterized data type 'T'. The return type for minus () is also a parameterized data type 'T'. The main purpose is to return the result of type T", which is simply the first argument minus the second argument. a) minus (184, 16) returns 168 minus (1744.74, 1105.76) returns 1638.98 Examples: b) Suppose you are writing a program that invokes minus (). How many template functions would be generated at compile time?

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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