C# Tutorial - Generics and the Where Clause |
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If you write C# on a daily basis, chances are that you use generic classes and functions on a daily basis as well (really, how could you not!). Using generic classes/functions is really easy - but the flip side of that coin, writing generic classes/functions, can be difficult. Today we are going to look at one of the tools in your arsenal for writing generic classes and functions - the where clause. More » |
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