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From: sajay
Message 1 in Discussion
This article
was contributed by Bradley L. Jones.
Environment: .NET, C# (future)
Generics are one of the new features that Microsoft has proposed be added to
the C# language. While not a part of the current C# specifications as defined by
ECMA or ISO, they could be in the future.
Generics are used to help make the code in your software components much more
reusable. They are a type of data structure that contains code that remains the
same; however, the data type of the parameters can change with each use.
Additionally, the usage within the data structure adapts to the different data
type of the passed variables. In summary, a generic is a code template that can
be applied to use the same code repeatedly. Each time the generic is used, it
can be customized for different data types without needing to rewrite any of the
internal code
public class Compare<ItemType, ItemType>
{
public ItemType Larger(ItemType data, ItemType data2)
{
// logic...
}
public ItemType Smaller(ItemType data, ItemType data2)
{
// logic...
}
}
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[for more refer... http://www.codeguru.com/cs_syntax/BLJ-Generics.html]
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