Conjure supports template parameters for monomorphized generics, allowing you to write flexible and reusable code. Templates can be applied to functions, structs, and unions, enabling you to define types and behaviors that can operate on different data types without sacrificing performance.
Each instantiation of a template with a specific type generates a unique version of that code, ensuring type safety and optimization. This means that you can use the same template with different types without worrying about runtime overhead or type mismatches. However, this does lead to code bloat if many different types are used, as each instantiation creates a separate copy of the code.