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welcome to the copper spice YouTube channel and thanks for joining us in this video we are going to talk about type traits type traits in modern C++ too often when discussing type traits rather than defining the terminology only examples are provided and the definition is assumed although we are going to start by talking about when to use a type trait and why they are of value we are going to cover what a type trait is we want to show a few examples and then explore the various categories of type traits which will help to show how they are named then we want to talk about the difference between a user defined policy class and a user-defined type trait most discussions about type traits tend to gloss over or never even attempt to define the terminology we really feel a definition is very important but before we do it seemed helpful to mention why you might want to use a type trait and talk about how your code can be improved with type traits there is a good chance you may already be usi