Thread: Templated classes...

I am attempting to learn templated classes and functions, and figured with a templated class I could learn both easily.

main.cpp -

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include "newtemplate.h"

int main() {
    newtemplate<int> test(5);
    newtemplate<std::string> test2;
    test2.print("\nblah");
    return 0;
}

newtemplate.h -

Code:

#ifndef NEWTEMPLATE_H
#define NEWTEMPLATE_H
template <class type>
class newtemplate {
    public:
        newtemplate() {};
        newtemplate(type a);
        ~newtemplate() {};
        void print(type a);
};

#endif //NEWTEMPLATE_H

newtemplate.cpp -

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include "newtemplate.h"

template <class type> newtemplate<type>::newtemplate(type a) {
    std::cout<<a;
}

template <class type> void newtemplate<type>::print(type a) {
    std::cout<<a;
}

C:\DATA\development\cpp\newtemplate\newtemplate\ma in.cpp:6: undefined reference to `newtemplate<int>::newtemplate(int)'
C:\DATA\development\cpp\newtemplate\newtemplate\ma in.cpp:8: undefined reference to `newtemplate<std::string>:rint(std::string)'
:: === Build finished: 2 errors, 0 warnings ===

I assume this is how it should be written from the FAQ on this site and a couple others... could someone point out my errors?