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    These are templates that are used to create HTML hyperlinks and HTML anchors.

    Anchors

    {{anchor|1 |2 (optional)|3 (optional)|... (optional)|10 (optional)}} - creates one or more (up to 10) HTML anchors to refer to.

    Absolute links

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    {{lt|path |title (optional)}} - creates a link to a page using absolute path. The default title is only the last part of the path.

    Example: {{lt|cpp/language/statements}} results in the link: statements.
    Example: {{lt|cpp/language/statements|Labeled statements}} results in the link: Labeled statements.
    Note: the previous example is just another way to create the same link using the standard template
    [[cpp/language/statements|Labeled statements]], which also results in Labeled statements.

    {{ls|path#section }} - makes a link to a section (anchor) on a page given by absolute path. The section text is also used as the title. To create a link on the same page the path part should be empty.

    Example: {{ls|cpp/language/lambda#Syntax}} results in the link: Syntax.
    To create a link to a section/anchor within the current page the path part should be omitted.
    Example: {{ls|#Relative links}} results in the link: Relative links (i.e. a link to the section in this page).

    {{lsd|path#Section }} ("lsd" stands for "Link to Section De-capitalized") - almost the same as {{ls}} except it de-capitalizes the first letter of displayed section name. To create a link on the same page the path part should be empty.

    Example: {{lsd|cpp/language/array#Arrays of unknown bound}} results in the link: arrays of unknown bound.
    Example: {{lsd|#Relative links}} results in the link: relative links (i.e. a link to the section in this page).

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    {{ltt|path |title (optional)}} - creates a link to a page using absolute path. The default title is only the last part of the path.

    Example: {{ltt|cpp/language/switch}} results in the link: switch.
    Example: {{ltt|cpp/language/switch|switch(expr)}} results in the link: switch(expr).

    {{ltf|path |title (optional)|args=arguments (optional)}} - creates a link to a page using absolute path. The default title is only the last part of the path. Parentheses indicating function are appended, which enclose the optional arguments.

    Example: {{ltf|cpp/error/terminate}} results in the link: terminate().
    Example: {{ltf|cpp/error/terminate|std::terminate}} results in the link: