Given the following template function definition, which of the following is not a valid invocation of the function?
Template <class T>
Void swapT& left, T& right)
{
//implementation goes here, not relevant to the question
}
Int int1, int2;
Float flt1, flt2;
Char ch1, ch2;
String s1, s2;

Question

Given the following template function definition, which of the following is not a valid invocation of the function?
Template <class T>
Void swapT& left, T& right)
{
//implementation goes here, not relevant to the question
}
Int int1, int2;
Float flt1, flt2;
Char ch1, ch2;
String s1, s2;
A) swaps1,s2);
B) swapint1, int2);
C) swapch1, ch2);
D) swapint1, ch2);

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The function template requires both arguments to be of the same type or convertible to the same type. In option D, the arguments are of different types (int and char) and therefore cannot be swapped using this function template.

Given the Following Template Function Definition, Which of the Following