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In computer programming, the term variadic applied to a construct suggests that the construct can be used with a variable number of parameters; that is its arity is not fixed. 'Templates' are traditionally thought of code-generating constructs that generate code when supplied with the appropriate parameters. Thus, Variadic Templates are templates that are parametrized on a variable (not fixed) number of parameters.

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