Complete Modern C++ - Explicit Specialization

The video explains explicit specialization using the Max function as an example. It highlights an issue with string comparison due to address comparison and demonstrates how to implement explicit specialization to resolve it. The video provides a code example and explains the importance of defining specialized functions in a CPP file to avoid violating the one definition rule.

Why might we need to implement a specialized version of the Max function for strings?

How does the algorithm for comparing strings differ from comparing addresses in the Max function?

What is explicit specialization in the context of function or class templates?

What is the significance of the one definition rule in relation to explicit specialization?

What should be included in the definition of an explicitly specialized function template?

What is the role of the C function string compare in the specialized Max function?

Why is it recommended to specify the type when specializing a function template?