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When the compiler first sees a class template, how many instances (classes) are created from the template?

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Answer: Zero.
compiler only creates instances (classes) if it sees objects of specific type created.
if objects using int, double, char as template type with the class are created, then compiler generates 3 instances of the template class which is compatible with these types.
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