**Write a pair of print function templates
The first 'print' function template has a C++ templated L-value reference parameter. It prints using cout (or wcout) the parameter value and the phrase "L-Value".
The second 'print' function template has a C++11 templated R-value parameter. It prints using cout (or wcout) the parameter value and the phrase "R-Value".
**Write down the output from running the following code with your pair of function templates.
char broiled = 'X';
bool makes = true;
double trouble = 665.;
print(broiled);
print(broiled + 2);
print(std::move(broiled));
print(makes + trouble);
print(2 + 10.6);
print(L“C++11 is a better C++”); // may require std::wcout in place of std::cout
I wonder what the template function and the result using it are!! Please help me
c++
Template and Function Overloading, R-Value Reference(&&) concepts.
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