Mastering C++: A Comprehensive Quiz Based on 'Thinking in C++'

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What kind of typing mechanism does template provide in C++?

  1. Strong typing

  2. Weak typing

  3. Static typing

  4. Dynamic typing

The correct answer is: Weak typing

Template provides weak typing in C++. This means that data types can be transferred without prior declarations and the compiler checks for compatibility at run-time. The other options are incorrect because - A: Strong typing is a stricter form of typing that requires strict matching between variable types. - C: Static typing is a type checking approach where variables are bound to a specific type at compile-time. - D: Dynamic typing is a type checking approach where variables are bound to a specific type at run-time.

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