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I am trying to write a template class that can form classes depending on the <class> I pass. The problem is I cannot declare and define in the same .h file. In my project, the UTF tool can only work with the .cpp files (for code coverage, etc.). I have seen in a blog that they say “Add .cpp instead of .h ”. Is this advisable? Template.h #ifndef TEMPLATE_H_ #define TEMPLATE_H_ template<class T> class Template { public: T Add(T a,T b); }; #endif /* TEMPLATE_H_ */ Template.cpp #include "Template.h" template<class T> T Template<T>::Add(T a, T b) { return a+b; } Main.cpp #include "Template.cpp" //Is this a good practise? #include <iostream> int main(int argc, char **argv) { Template<int> obj; std::cout<<obj.Add(3,4)<<std::endl; } If this is not advisable then how do I solve this issue? export ?
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