Create a `Printer` template with a method `print(T val)` that prints ‘Generic: [val]’. Create a full template specialization specifically for `char` that overrides the logic to print ‘Character: [val]’. Read an integer and a character from input, use `Printer` for the integer, then `Printer` for the character.
An integer followed by a space and a character.
Print the outputs on separate lines.
None
100 Z
Generic: 100
Character: Z
Template specialization allows you to define distinct, specific behavior for certain data types while retaining generic behavior for everything else.
#include <iostream>
// Define generic Printer<T> here
// Define specialized Printer<char> here
int main() {
// Read input and use both printers
return 0;
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