Question: Write a smart pointer class. A smart pointer is a data type, usually implemented with templates, that simulates a pointer while also providing automatic garbage collection. It automatically counts the number of references to a SmartPointer<T*> object and frees the object of type T when the reference count hits zero.

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Subject: C and Cpp

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