Swap(str1, str2) works because of Argument dependent lookup.
Swap(str1, str2) works because of Argument dependent lookup P. S: Pitfalls of ADL.
You're not qualifying swap; it works when passing in std::string objects because of ADL, but as int does not reside in namespace std you must fully qualify the call: std::swap(x, y); or use a using declaration: using std::swap; swap(x, y).
Strings are in the std:: namespace, so the compiler looks for swap() for strings there. Ints are not, so it doesn't. You want: std::swap(x,y).
In both cases you should be using std::swap() instead of swap().
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