[Dlang Episode 86] D Language - Templates - Part 3 of n - value parameters, and alias and typeof

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►Lesson Description: In this lesson I we will continue discussing templates, but revisiting some previous concepts. I will introduce the idea of a 'value parameter' (i.e. a 'string') that can be evaluated at compile-time and then templated. We'll then look at arrays as a template type, and also using the 'typeof' operation to deduce the type for us as a template argument. Finally, we'll look at using 'alias' that is useful for defining a common instantiation of a template.
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[@kcvinu]

Much waited series. I was struggling with Philippe Sigaud's tutorial. And at a point, I decided not to use much more templates in my code. Now, I think I have a chance to learn more about templates.

[@MikeShah]

Cheers! Templates are one of D's super powers, so knowing some of the basics are very useful. Eventually we'll do some neat meta programming things as well :)

[@Chupe_chupe]

Great video

[@MikeShah]

Cheers!

[@user-fz6yn3sb4s]

great video sir , i have been following you since Aug 23 , i have a request can you start a playlist for efficient programming , just like for embedded C , where a little memory is there , good technique like hashing etc etc
thanks a lot for your effort to make great content

[@MikeShah]

Cheers! As I finish up some other series, I will consider more performance programming series :)

[@bsdooby]

why is `T array` not sufficient as `T` is `T[]`? Is this the type contract?

[@MikeShah]

I think 'T' alone is fine if you want any type. T: T[] if you want an array type for a specialization.

[@GaryChike]

First!!!!

[@MikeShah]

2 in a row!!