This module introduces C++ templates by implementing generic functions and a custom array class. It explores how to write type-agnostic, reusable code.

For each exercise, navigate to its folder, compile, and run:

📂 ex00

cd ex00
make
./whatever

📂 ex01

cd ex01
make
./iter

📂 ex02

cd ex02
make
./array

ex00 — Start with a few functions: Implement function templates swap(), min(), and max() that work on any type supporting comparison and assignment. Test with both integers and strings.

ex01 — Iter: Implement a template function iter() that applies a given function to each element of an array. It must handle both const and non-const arrays and support any type.

ex02 — Array: Implement a class template Array with dynamic memory, safe element access, deep copy, bounds checking, and a size() method. Mimic basic behavior of std::vector without using STL.

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This project was developed and tested on Linux (Ubuntu).