> The documentation is pretty complete, there's just not much more to say.
In fact, perhaps I was only mislead as a non native English speaker by the fact that all examples in the [Templates section](https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html#templates) use `typed` and `untyped` parameters and thinking that only these types were available. I had to read again the documentation this morning to find the subtle nuance: _The "types" of templates can be the symbols ``untyped``, ``typed`` or ``typedesc``. These are "meta types", they can only be used in certain contexts._ **Regular types can be used too** ; _this implies that typed expressions are expected._ _Don 't know why the previous sentence can't be quoted in the forum..._ There's no explanations either that overloading applies to templates too and in that case `typed` and `untyped` meta types can conflict with regular types. And yes, the documentation is complete. Perhaps we should have a reference to [Lazy type resolution for untyped](https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html#overloading-resolution-lazy-type-resolution-for-untyped) in the Templates and Macros sections. Can you find what the following code will print? template foo(x: int; y: string) = echo "foo1 " & $x & ", " & $y template foo(x: string; y: int) = echo "foo2 " & $x & ", " & $y template foo(x: typed; y: typed) = echo "foo3 " & $x & ", " & $y #template foo(x: untyped; y: untyped) = # echo "foo4 " & $x & ", " & $y template foo(x: typed{lit}; y: typed) = echo "foo5 " & $x & ", " & $y template foo(x: typed{sym}; y: typed) = echo "foo6 " & $x & ", " & $y template foo(x: int; y: typed) = echo "foo7 " & $x & ", " & $y template foo(x: float; y: int; z: untyped = "No bar!") = echo "foo8 " & $x & ", " & $y & ", " & $z let x = 42 let y = "bar" let z = 123.45 foo(x, y) foo(y, x) foo(x, x) foo(y, y) foo(x, z) foo(-1, z) foo(3.14, y) foo(2.79, x)ΒΈ Run
