As of C++14, the argument to find (and other similar functions) can be of any type, provided that there are overloaded comparison operators that can compare values of the argument's type to values of the container's key type. If there are, no temporary objects will be created. This is known as ________ lookup.
A) homogenous
B) intergeneous
C) heterogenous
D) intrageneous

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The term used in C++14 for the ability to find elements using a different type for the search key as long as comparison operators are defined is called heterogeneous lookup.

As of C++14, the Argument to Find (And Other Similar