Complete Modern C++ - Non-type Template Arguments

The video tutorial explains non-type template arguments, which are constant expressions used in template argument lists. It demonstrates creating functions with non-type template arguments, emphasizing the need for constant expressions that can be computed at compile time. The tutorial also covers using these arguments with arrays, allowing functions to accept arrays without explicitly specifying their size. It highlights the use of non-type template arguments in the standard library functions like 'begin' and 'end'. The video concludes by noting that these arguments are more common in classes and will be revisited in future lessons.

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