Do Julia accept template<int n> like CPP?

[zhujinxuan]

Recently I am writing a self-use package for calculating space differiente. The package accept 1-st order differiente and 2-nd order differiente but throw error when calculating higher oders.

I was thinking about something like types like eval(SpaceDiff{1}, arg...) and eval(SpaceDiff{2}...) rather than juist 1/2, as it can throw an error in a separated defination.

But I did not see anything similar in the document. Is there a similar way to specify types or methods by an actual int?

Thank you.

[johnmyleswhite]

This question should probably be submitted to julia-users. We don't answer usage questions on GitHub to keep the level of e-mail manageable.

[yuyichao]

Dup of #9580