From: Gregg N 

Geo wrote:
> "Gregg N"  wrote in message
> news:41a11b07{at}w3.nls.net...
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>>Type safety means that the compiler will catch mistakes such as trying
>>to use your CompareSheep function to sort street address records.
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> So it knows you can do certain operations on one type and not on another,
> doesn't the T template thing make that impossible in some cases? Seems to me
> with inheritance and the nesting possibilities of objects, that can get
> pretty complex.

No, templates are exactly what makes it possible. Try using both facilities
and you will understand better.

Gregg

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